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Catching Channel

Dominate Behind the Dish|2019

The Catching Channel consolidates all of our Coaches' catching videos.

PlayersYouth thru Advanced
CoachTodd Coburn
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Todd Coburn , Welcome

Todd Coburn

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Todd Coburn , Welcome

Todd Coburn, The Catching Guy

Todd Coburn, The Catching Guy

Big 4 - Throwing

Big 3 - Receiving

Big 3 - Blocking

Strength - Heavy Ball Receiving

Being strong from elbows to fingertips is essential for receiving success. We not only need to be quick but also need to be strong to minimize movement during the receiving process.

Being strong from elbows to fingertips is essential for receiving success. We not only need to be quick but also need to be strong to minimize movement during the receiving process.

Strength - Wrist Weight Receiving

Stance - Secondary (Foot position)

Stance - Secondary

Stance - Primary (Shoulder Position)

Stance - One Knee Setup

Stance - Primary

Strength - Band Resistance for Rotator Cuff

Strength - Static Hold

Strength - Racquetball Squeeze

Strength - Resistance Exercise with Partner

Strength - Band Resistance

Strength - Figure 8

Strength - Anvil Mitt Receiving

Strength - Med Ball

Footwork Variations, Throwing to 2B

The pitch location and batter location will dictate what footwork the catcher will use during a throw. The variations you will see utilized are the jab step, the replace method, the Rock & Fire or Load & Throw technique and throwing from the knees.

The pitch location and batter location will dictate what footwork the catcher will use during a throw. The variations you will see utilized are the jab step, the replace method, the Rock & Fire or Load & Throw technique and throwing from the knees.