ARE YOU READY FOR TRY-OUTS? YOU NEED TO BE!
Baseball and softball try-outs can be a mind-blowing experience, especially for younger players who have never experienced them, or those have not done as well as they would have liked to in the past.
The KEY to being successful at these nerve-wracking sessions is to be "PREPARED". You need to be the "best prepared player" you can possibly be, when it's you turn to either hit, field, pitch or throw.
How do you do that? From experience I can tell you, that is not done by taking some swings in a batting cage or pitching with friends/family. It's not even accomplished by being one of 15-20 kids taking lessons or instructions from one or two coaches.
It is scientifically proven, that the most effective way to teach and to learn is in small groups of 3-6 players. This is no joke, this is an authentic statement. Small groups are even more effective than one-on-one drills.
Why? Because in small groups players get the one-on-one attention they truly need to learn and to remember how to create "perfect mechanics". Small groups feed off of each other. Players not only instinctively compete, the learn to help each other, both during the session and at home - which is referred to "Sandlot Learning".
At the National School of Baseball and Softball, we firmly believe in "small group lessons". It is the "bread and butter" of our business, and our success has been undeniable. Not only are the players learning and having fun (the look in their eyes and face when things "click" is priceless", their parents are just as happy. Why? Because they not only learn the drills the players can take home with them to make sure they are doing them right, they learn the value and what they do. How? Because we tell them! One of our student's rights, is to allow them and their parents to ask questions. It is our responsibility to give them an authentic answer.
Most local tryouts start the weekend of February 7th. Let the NSoB & NSoS prepare your young player for these tryouts and tough preseason practices.
Every warm-up, exercise, drill, discussion etc. are specifically designed to create "perfect mechanics", and it is "perfect mechanics" that allows you to be the "Best Prepared Player" you can possibly be. "Perfect mechanics" puts a player in a position to actualize the maximum potential that their physical abilities allow them to be.
This is our guarantee - if the player takes ownership and buys into the process.
Contact us now to set up sessions for your player:
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