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Locations
These are the locations I've set as being able to provide lessons:6 locations available
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Western Hills Little League - Joseph Field1314 Exposition Blvd
1066.6 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Chaparral Stadium/Ebbie Neptune Field523 Camp Craft Rd
1069 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Jerry Butler Field (Mustang 2)oak hill youth baseball
1072.9 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Westlake High School Baseball Field1110 Westbank Dr
1069 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Westoak Woods Baseball Field - home plate2900 W Slaughter Ln
1074.7 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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These are the times I've set as being available for lessons.sundays
8 AM - 8 PM
mondays
8 AM - 8 PM
tuesdays
8 AM - 8 PM
wednesdays
8 AM - 8 PM
thursdays
8 AM - 8 PM
fridays
8 AM - 8 PM
saturdays
8 AM - 8 PM
Beginner training plan
Your first lessonBeginners at their first lesson, I would start by creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere where they feel excited to learn. I’d focus on simple basics—how to hold the bat, proper stance, and how to catch and throw the ball—with lots of encouragement along the way. I’d make sure each kid feels included and celebrated for their efforts, no matter how small. My goal would be to build their confidence, teach them teamwork, and most importantly, make sure they have fun while learning the game.
Lesson 11+From lesson eleven onward, I’d focus on refining skills and increasing game awareness. We’d work on more advanced techniques like hitting different types of pitches, mastering fielding mechanics, and understanding situational plays. I would also emphasize strategic thinking—when to steal bases, how to back up teammates, and anticipating the next play. Full scrimmages would become more regular, with coaching moments built into gameplay to teach in real time. My goal would be to prepare them for competitive play while continuing to foster teamwork, respect, and love for the game.
Lesson 4-10By lessons four to ten, I would shift the focus to more structured gameplay, such as running drills for base running, learning how to field ground balls, and understanding simple game strategies. I’d introduce team-based scrimmages to practice what they’ve learned in real game scenarios, encouraging good sportsmanship and teamwork. I would also start teaching them how to communicate on the field, like calling for the ball and understanding basic defensive plays. My goal would be to develop their skills, build confidence, and deepen their understanding of the game in a fun, supportive environment.
Lesson 2-3In the second and third lessons, I would start reinforcing the basics learned in the first session, with more focused drills on throwing accuracy and catching techniques. I’d introduce simple hitting practice, emphasizing good form and eye coordination. To keep things fun, I’d add mini-games that build teamwork and keep them engaged. I’d also begin teaching basic rules of the game, like running the bases and understanding positions. My goal would be to help them feel more comfortable with the fundamentals while building excitement for playing together.
JC
Baseball with Jacob C.New to TeachMe.To
