Instruction

By Chas Pippitt Getting on plane with a pitch is the best way to maximize a hitter’s contact zone.  Because of this fact, lots of coaches are using different ideas and drills to get on [...]

By Eric Tyler The ability of a youth athlete to get into the proper hip hinge position is extremely difficult. This is something that can be troubling to teach and one that we at Baseball [...]

By Tyler Zupcic One of the most overlooked and costly plays in youth baseball is the following:  The ball is hit deep to the outfield and hits off the outfield wall. There is a runner on first [...]

On first glance, baseball and Egypt seem to go together like peanut butter and motor oil. But first glances are rarely reliable, especially when the subject of said glance is complex, layered and [...]

By Eric Tyler What is Pop-Time? When thinking about developing catchers in today’s showcase environment the truth is, whether right or not, there is a large amount of stock placed on a [...]

By Jacob Gill We’ve all been watching a game when the announcers toss it to a reporter on the field for a live interview with a manager or player. If you’re like us, you’ve probably thought a) [...]

By Eric Tyler Unfortunately, for baseball players all over the country: WINTER IS COMING! So the sad reality is that many of you may not have the luxury to throw some spikes on and head to the [...]

By: Eric Tyler One of the biggest flaws with youth hitters is their inability to swing up on the ball effectively. And whether it be their size, age, or ability level, many are taught not to. In [...]

By Eric Tyler One big issue I have noticed with young infielders during my lessons at Baseball Rebellion is the inability to field a slow roller while still remaining athletic. They tend to stop [...]

By Garrett Gordon The upper body in the swing is very crucial. It is part of what’s holding and ultimately delivering the bat to contact. Unfortunately, the upper body is where most hitters [...]