01/20 (Tue) - 3 hours … Set up (Sun) 01/25 ... NCOA Baseball 2015 Instruction L5.1 Class #2_012015 L5.1 Student Class Prep - Tue, 01/20 - 6:00 - 9:00pm: Rule Module #3: Batter’s Box Rule Violation: Reading - Batter’s Box Rule Violation Video - Batter #2 - Batters Box Rule Video - Batter #3 - Batters Box Rule Exercise - Batter’s Box Rule Violation (please print & complete) Mechanics Module #3: Classroom: Pick-Offs & Steals from SPB Reading - B.79 – Level 1 Review – Mechanics Detail – Starting Position “B” (Sometimes Referred to as SPB) Reading - B.81 - B.83 – Concept Review – Starting Position "B" - Pick-Off's Reading - B.89 - B.91 – Concept Review – R1 on 1st & R3 on 3rd Bases Video - Starting Position B Establishment (needs google+ circle invitation) Video - Starting Position "B" - Pick-Off's (needs google+ circle invitation) Exercise - SPB - F1 Pick-Off at 1st Exercise - SPB - R1 only Stealing 2nd Base Exercise - SPB - R3 & R1 with R1 Stealing 2nd Base Mechanics Module #4: Classroom: Pick-Offs & Steals from SPC Reading - B.80 – Level 1 Review – Mechanics Detail – Starting Position “C” Reading - B.84 - B.86 – Concept Review – Starting Position "C" - Pick-Off Reading - B.92 – Level 3 Review – Mechanics Detail – R2 Steals 3rd Reading - B.93 - B.95 – Concept Review – Starting Position “C” - R2 & R1 Double Steal Video - SPC - 2-Ump System Mechanics (Please review the relevant parts) Video - Second Base Pick-off Positioning Exercise - SPC - F1 Pick-Off at 2nd Exercise - SPC - R2 only Stealing 3rd Base Exercise - SPC - R2 & R1 with R2 Stealing 3rd Base **************************************************************************************************************************** 01/20 (Tue) - 3 hours … Set up (Sun) 01/25 ... NCOA Baseball 2015 Instruction L5.1 Class #2_012015 General Meeting? -- If so, delete rules module & save for another night ... Assume 8-20 students … Maybe 2-4 small groups of 4-6 students … If 2 groups, then take 2 groups to each outside & then inside stations … If 4 groups, then split groups between 2 inside & 2 outside areas … Combine for rules & recap ... 6:00-6:15: Intro - Brief on Night’s Activities ... 6:15-7:00: Session #1 -- Rules Module -- Batting Out of Order Rule -5-10 questions for homework done individually … -5-10 questions for class work done in small teams ... 7:00-7:45: Session #2: -Steals at 2nd … straight in, wide with swipe tag, overthrow ... -Steals R3 & R1 → steals 2nd, cut play, pick to 3rd ... 7:45-8:30: Session #3: -01/25 -- Steals at 3rd … straight in, wide with swipe tag, overthrow ... -01/25 -- Steals R2 & R1 → steals 3rd, double steal to 3rd, trail runner at 2nd … -01/25 -- Steals at home 8:30-9:00: Recap & Review … **************************************************************************************************************************** NCOA Instruction L5.1 Mechanics-Pickoff-Steals-Homework_012015 Exercise - SPB - F1 Pick-Off at 1st Exercise - SPB - R1 only Stealing 2nd Base Exercise - SPB - R3 & R1 with R1 Stealing 2nd Base Exercise - SPC - F1 Pick-Off at 2nd Exercise - SPC - R2 only Stealing 3rd Base Exercise - SPC - R2 & R1 with R2 Stealing 3rd Base NCOA Instruction L5.1 Mechanics-Pickoff-Steals-Classwork_012015
In the following situations, describe completely: (1) How the umpires should develop their “play” & “adjusted” (if necessary) positions … (2) How should the umpires be using their eyes throughout the play sequence(s) … (3) What “cues” are the umpires looking for and “keying” off of during the play development … (4) How do these “cues” determine any additional actions the umpires need to take …
Pick-Off Situation #1: With R1 only on base, F1 picks to 1st, but overthrows F3 … The ball ricochets & rolls down the RF line towards the bullpen area (like the large foul territories at ARC) … R1 rounds 2nd & advances to 3rd … A play occurs on R1 sliding into 3rd base …
Pick-Off Situation #2: With R2 & R1 on bases, F2 attempts a pick-off at 2nd & overthrows into CF … R2 advances to 3rd … F8 backs up the play and throws to 3rd the play on R2 sliding into 2nd base … During this playing action, R1 then advances to 2nd …
Steal Situation #1: R1 steals 2nd - The throw is straight into 2nd base with F6 covering … F6 takes the throw at the bag … R1 beats the play but slides so hard as to lose contact with the back of the bag as he slides through … R1’s momentum takes him straight towards the LF “gap” about 18 inches … R1 scrambles to get back as F6 swipes another tag on him …
Steal Situation #2: R1 steals 2nd base - The throw is hooking in front of 2nd & into the baseline 1st & 2nd bases … F6 cuts in front of the base to catch the throw … (a) R1 slides straight towards the base & F6 attempts a high swipe tag on R1 … (b) R1 seeing F6’s fielding adjustment avoids the tag by sliding wider, but loses contact with the backside of 2nd base … F6, who was covering the base, dives back across the base to tag R1 …
Steal Situation #3: With R3 & R1 on bases, R1 is stealing 2nd … F4 cuts in front of 2nd base for a possible “cut” play … F4 allows the throw to go through to F6 covering 2nd base … (a) F6 catches a normal throw & applies a tag to R1 sliding straight into the base … (b) F6 “picks” the throw out of the dirt & attempts to swipe a tag on R1 sliding wide … Steal Situation #4: With R3 & R1 on bases, R1 is stealing 2nd … F2 pump fakes to 2nd & then throws to “back door” R3 at 3rd … R3 “bit” on the pump fake after a strong secondary lead by taking a couple more steps & is struggling to get back by siding wide into foul territory towards the 3rd base coaches box to avoid F5’s swipe tag away from BU…
Steal Situation #5: With R2 & R1 on bases, both runners are stealing (a “double” steal attempt) … F2 pump fakes to 3rd & then throws to play on the “trail” runner (R1) at 2nd base who had a late jump … The throw is: (a) straight into the base for the fielder to apply a tag … (b) up the line requiring a “swipe” tag attempt or (c) R1 slides hard & late beating the play, but loses contact with the base and slides straight through it … The field then attempts another tag on the backside of the base … ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** |