Hand-eye coordination is the foundation under almost every sports skill a kid will ever learn—catching a pass, tracking a pitch, timing a swing, or reacting to a bad-hop ground ball. The good news is that this skill isn’t something a child either has or doesn’t have. It’s trainable, and it improves fastest with short, frequent … [Read More…]
Most dropped passes at the youth level don’t come from bad hands. They come from a receiver who stops watching the ball a split second too early, traps it against his body instead of catching it with his fingers, or never learned the correct hand shape. All three are fixable with repetition, not raw talent. … [Read More…]
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