Knees: Glove Only
Both knees down, slightly wider than shoulders, chest over hips, glove tip to ground. Roll ball straight.
Get the glove to the ball, move with purpose and learn where to go next. Fielding starts with getting the glove to the ball, not making the play. Use one cue at a time: Glove to ball; Stay low; Butt down; Chest over glove.
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Both knees down, slightly wider than shoulders, chest over hips, glove tip to ground. Roll ball straight.
Same kneeling setup; ball contacts glove before top hand covers.
Stand athletic, feet wider than shoulders, slight knee bend; move ready → fielding position.
Start ready, roll straight, field and stay low.
Field, rise, turn sideways and throw toward target.
Roll within roughly five feet to either side; move and field.
Step or hop across a low safe visual obstacle before receiving a ground ball.
Start kneeling: backhand thumb down, forehand pinky down; then standing movement.
Intentionally let ball pass; retrieve with throwing hand and continue play.
Start at first. Simulate a ground ball to another infielder. Move to the bag, set up and track a beanbag toss.
Start at second-base position. Simulate a ball to the shortstop or third-base side; cover second and receive from different angles.
Start at shortstop. Simulate a ball to the second baseman; cover second when the play calls for it.
Start at pitcher. Simulate the first baseman drawn off the bag; move toward first to cover or back up as appropriate.
Start with simple, age-appropriate equipment that makes successful repetitions easier. Product recommendations and purchasing will be added as the F3 shop develops.
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