5/12

Team Name
Blue Angels
Location
Memoiral
Date
05/12/2021
Start Time
5:00
End Time
6:59
EARLY ACTIVITY DRILL STARTS AT 5:00 (BELOW GOLD)
PRACTICE STARTS AT 5:00 (BELOW BLACK)
Warm Up 5/12 stopwatch 5:00-5:05 timer 5 Minutes
notes Notes:
Warm-up & Stretch (8 min) 1 lap Knee lifts (6 of each leg) Squats (4 reps of 8) Walking lunges (6 of each leg) Arm circles (small, med, large – 15 each) Push up sprints x 4
Throwing 5/12 stopwatch 5:05-5:15 timer 10 Minutes
notes Notes:
Get a partner – short distance 5-10 On one knee, Hold wrist (dart drill) 5-10 Still on knee, Hold elbow and throw from elbow 5-10 Still on one knee, Full throw 5-10 Stand up stationary, feet center towards target and throw 5-10 Same stance turn and throw 5-10 Same stance reverse throw 5-10 Rocky throw Med Distance (forward, back, forward, back and throw) 15-20 Step and throw – regular distance 10-20 Long toss (A lot of Arc) – stretch out high and far
5/12 stopwatch 5:15-5:30 timer 15 Minutes
notes Notes:
Stations (Groups rotate halfway through block)
3 Step Hitting
stopwatch 5:30-5:40 timer 10 Minutes
Cone & Tee Drill
stopwatch 5:40-5:50 timer 10 Minutes
BP Reps: Front Toss
stopwatch 5:50-6:00 timer 10 Minutes
Wiffle Dodgeball stopwatch 6:00-6:15 timer 15 Minutes
Wiffle Dodgeball is a wacky-fun drill.  There's some speed/agility value, but beyond that... we're having fun here.  With a keen eye placed on athlete-safety,...Read More
notes Notes:
  WATER BREAK (5min)  
Stations (Groups rotate halfway through block)
Lying Down Wiffle Catch
stopwatch 6:20-6:28 timer 8 Minutes
Buffet Drill
stopwatch 6:28-6:36 timer 8 Minutes
Box Drills
stopwatch 6:36-6:44 timer 8 Minutes
Baserunning Tagging Up stopwatch 6:44-6:54 timer 10 Minutes
DC recommends running Tagging Up during Early Baserunning.  Use final 4-6 sprints and review tagging up fundamentals. EXECUTION - First athlete jogs...Read More
notes Notes:
Finish Ground Ball Competition stopwatch 6:54-6:59 timer 5 Minutes
Ground Ball Competition is a fun infield drill designed to for repetitions and competition. The desired instruction or execution requirements can be enforced...Read More
notes Notes: