Voice over analysis of game play demonstrating a perfect example of the 6Fs.
Any time an infield player is put on their heels with a hard hit ball, or when they use a drop step, they should use the Smash Lead Left footwork to prepare for throwing.
When the first hop of a batted ball is within the dirt circle of home plate, the Ball Hits Dirt technique will help all infield positions get a great hop to field.
The footwork when breaking off the bag with the pitch helps gain distance and direction and is the same for left handed and right handed first baseman.
Positioning the left handed first baseman to hold a runner.
The extended backhand is the challenging ball to the player’s right that he can just reach to field.
The replace feet technique is used by the second baseman when the ball is beyond three steps to the player’s left, but he can still square up and field the ball in the center of his body.
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