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Athletic Posture for Baseball & Softball Catchers

  • Author Brent Mayne
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  • Time 06:34
  • Media Flash video
  • Use Watch Online
  • Access Unrestricted
  • Size 31 MB
  • Price Free
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In lesson 1 of the Art of Catching series, ex Major Leaguer Brent Mayne teaches the importance of proper posture and solid athletic foundation for catching success.

The information in this clip is the bedrock of all successful athletics and the the first step towards building a quality catcher.

This free lesson should be viewed prior to watching the rest of The Art of Catching video library. Appropriate for baseball/softball catchers and coaches of all levels, from Little League to the Big Leagues. Enjoy.

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07/28/2011 donnierufe
I always caught this way when I played and love teaching it this way.