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Emphasis:
Balance and power

Instructions:
- This drill is basically one-legged squats.
- You will bend down on one leg and pick a baseball up from the ground and go back to the standing starting position.
- Then go back down and set the ball back on the ground.
- Go down gently, keeping hips back and back flat.
- You can do more reps on your weaker leg to balance yourself out.
Coaching Tips:
- Be sure to go up and down slowly and in control – you should take about 3 to 5 seconds on both the down and the up part of the drill
- Keep your back foot in the air – don’t let it touch the ground
- Keep your core solid
Tips for Younger Athletes:
- Focus on a spot in front of you to help maintain balance.
- Use a cone or a low object if picking up a baseball is too difficult.
- Encourage a slight bend in the standing knee to improve stability.
Tips for Older Athletes:
- Engage the glutes and hamstrings actively during the squat movement.
- Practice with varying weights to increase difficulty and strength.
- Incorporate a pause at the lowest point of the squat to build strength and control.
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