- 240 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
High Scoring Baseball
About this book
What is the definition of a high-scoring offense? How do you measure a player’s offensive productivity? How do you keep your team on track throughout the course of a long season?
High-Scoring Baseball is the definitive guide for establishing an aggressive, opportunistic, and disciplined offense. Inside you’ll find detailed coverage of the four offensive team goals and the six ways to create offensive pressure that gives every team a chance to be high scorers.
Then go inside the numbers for an in-depth analysis of run production. Discover the most common predictors for achieving a big inning, the importance of getting the lead-off hitter on, and the importance of collecting free bases. You’ll identify the most effective strategies based on specific game situations as well as the proper mental approach and physical adjustments to execute in those situations.
Offense is more than a player’s batting average or a team’s ability to hit the long ball. It’s all about run production. It’s a player’s ability to achieve a high-quality at-bat and a team’s ability to create a big inning. High-Scoring Baseball will change the way you see and play the game.
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- High-Scoring Baseball
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Drill Finder
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part I: Offensive Baseball
- Chapter 1: Facts About Run Production
- Chapter 2: Assessing Your Personnel
- Chapter 3: Setting Realistic Goals
- Part II: Run Production
- Chapter 4: Defining a Quality At-Bat
- Chapter 5: The Ultimate Hitter
- Chapter 6: Creating Pressure With the Bunt
- Chapter 7: Aggressive Baserunning
- Chapter 8: Intelligent Base Stealing
- Chapter 9: Get ’Em On, Get ’Em Over
- Chapter 10: RBI Situations
- Part III: Competitive Preparation
- Chapter 11: Organizing Effective Practices
- Chapter 12: Game Day
- Chapter 13: Team Evaluation
- References
- About the Author
- Back Page Ad