Softball Skills, Drills and Training Tips Vol. 2

featuring Coach Stacy Iveson

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Softball Skills, Drills and Training Tips Vol. 2

What You Will Learn!

  • Students will learn a wide variety of game-related Infield and Outfield Drills.
  • Students will improve their hitting and base running with a variety of drills.
  • Students will learn several Pitching and Catching Drills.
  • Students will learn a wide variety of Team Drills.

Description

In this comprehensive program, Coach Stacy Iveson offers a treasure trove of proven drills essential for building a championship-caliber softball team. These meticulously crafted individual and team exercises not only keep players engaged but also maximize the efficiency of your practice sessions. The drills span every facet of the game, encompassing infield, outfield, catching, pitching, hitting, baserunning, and cohesive team strategies. Coaches and players across all competitive levels will find invaluable guidance in this resource.

Stacy Iveson boasts an illustrious coaching career, having clinched the NJCAA national championship four times. Her tenure as head coach at Pima Community College (Tucson, Arizona) earned her two NJCAA titles, while her leadership at Yavapai College (Prescott, AZ) also secured two NJCAA championships. Recent years have seen her as a pivotal assistant coach under the mentorship of Mike Candrea at the University of Arizona, solidifying her coaching prowess. Furthermore, Iveson's role in the USA Softball coaching pool underscores her expertise. Notably, she was a four-year letter winner and starting catcher during her playing days, contributing to the early successes of Coach Candrea's teams at UA from 1986 to 1989. Stacy Iveson's wealth of experience and expertise make her an indispensable resource for those looking to elevate their softball game.



Who Should Attend!

  • Softball coaches and players at every level will find this course content valuable.

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