Coaches have different philosophies as to which offense works best, or what the proper technique on executing a certain skill should be, however ask them how important quality practices are to the success of their team and they will undoubtedly all concur, extremely important. This article is written so that the player or coach reading it can take some ideas and techniques with them to help increase the quality of their practice.

In “Heads-Up Baseball – Playing The Game One Pitch At A Time” by Ken Ravizza and Tom Hanson, it is written that one’s career is the sum of all today’s. This being true, there is quite possibly no other factor as paramount in the pursuit of success as practice. We spend many more hours in the arena practicing that we do competing. Practice does not make perfect, practice makes permanent, and consistent quality practice gives you the best chance for consistent quality performance, which gives you the best chance for winning.

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