The five-tool player
become the total package that pro and college baseball scouts want
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Word Count
48,250 words, Guess
Page Count
193 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL17939979M
- Internet Archivefivetoolplayerbe0000gola
- ISBN-100071476210
- ISBN-139780071476218
- Goodreads2231946
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- Library of Congress Control Number2006027125
- OCLC Control Number71126743
- Better World Books9780071476218
Classifications
- DDC796.357023
- LCCGV880.22 .G65 2007
- LCCGV880.22G65 2007
Description
Take your game from bush league to big time with these proven techniquesBaseball scouts and coaches at every level want players with the knowledge and ability to do it all. They're looking for someone who can dominate a game and showcase talent in each of baseball's five essential skills: hitting for average, hitting for power, fielding, arm strength, and speed. What they hope to find is The Five-Tool Player.In The Five-Tool Player, you'll get all the drills, step-by-step photos, and guidance you need to master the five tools. You'll learn how to:Hit for high average by understanding pitch patterns and expanding your hitting zoneDevelop power at the plate with proper technique, an aggressive attitude, and strength trainingDiversify your defensive skills by learning the nuances of each positionIncrease your arm strength with proper throwing form and conditioningImprove your base running with speed training
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