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Baseball Gloves

You simply cannot find better quality in any Major League Brand Glove no matter what you pay. The leather, lacing, fit, pattern & quick break-in is equivalent to any $200+ glove. Made for pro & college players, Franklin baseball gloves are now available for all players. Models for all positions. Built better, lasts longer! Check out our full selection of Franklin Baseball Gloves.  The soft supple leather makes them perfect for beginning little league players.

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Youth Baseball Fileding Drills

- Baseball Fielding Drills -

  Baseball Fielding Drill  Countdown Drill
This is a fun drill to help first and second graders develop good hands, and a quick release.

Have the players line up accross from a partner about 20 feet apart. They are to make good throws back and forth as many times an they can while the coach counts down from 30 to zero. The player who does not have the ball at zero wins. (You should see the kids scramble for a dropped, or loose ball.)
 
 
  Baseball Fielding Drill  Glove Extention Drill
Young players often make the mistake of fielding ground balls with their glove directly beneath them, rather than extended out in front. This drill helps ensure proper extension.

Lay a bat on the ground perpendicular to a line of players. The first player in line should be 6 feet from the bat in a ready position. The Coach stands about 10 feet away opposite the players, and rolls a ball toward the bat. The player must approach the ground ball and assume a good fielding position right behind the bat, without his feet touching or going over it. In order to prevent the ball from rolling into the bat the player must have his glove extended in front of the bat. Once the player secures the ball, he sprints forward, places it at the feet of the coach, and runs to the end of the line. The Coach keeps rolling a ball to the next player each time a ball is placed at his feet.
 
 
  Baseball Fielding Drill  Fence Drill
This drill is designed to quicken reaction time to grounders and line drives using lateral movement. The entire team competes in a contest to see which player can keep the most out of 10 balls from hitting a fence or wall behind him.

Mark an area of a fence or wall about 20 feet wide and 6 feet high. One at a time, fielders stand in front of the fence. A fungo hitter stands about 40 feet away, and hits balls to him. The hits should be to different spots within the fence markings (left, right, grounders, line drives). The fielder has to prevent the balls from hitting the fence behind him. Each fielder gets 10 balls hit to him. The fielder with the most stops of the 10 balls wins the round.
 
 
  Baseball Fielding Drill  Dirt Lines Ground Ball Drill
This drill is used to teach young players to get their hands and glove out front when fielding a grounder. The young player often gets in the habit of catching grounders close to his or her feet or slightly in front of the toes. As coaches, we want infielders to extend their arms and get the glove out in front so that they can see the ball into it. The player should "lay" the glove on the ground out in front of his body . Each players distance will vary. However, a good rule of thumb is to try and extend the length from the players arm or from the tip of the fingers to the armpit. Another good measuring scale is they should be able to extend the length of the the bat they use. This distance is measured on the ground from the back of his heel outward. For this drill we pair two players. The players will roll grounders to each other from about 6 to 8 feet. The coach draws two lines in the dirt about 8 feet apart. The players must catch the ball out in front of this line. The coach will then draw a second line for each player - this is the "feet" line. The players feet must stay behind this line. The players roll the ball and catch it while making sure to:
  1. Get extension.
  2. Keep the elbows off the ribs.
  3. Funnel the ball in using the top "bare" hand.
  4. Work their feet as they bring the ball up to the correct "T" throwing position.
  5. Roll the ball back to your partner.
  6. Repeat the process 50 to 100 times.
 

 










Franklin Baseball Gloves have outstanding features that you'll appreciate, and which not all kids baseball glove manufacturers provide. Microbial bacteria protection in the palm and finger lining prevent common problems associated with sweaty hands on hot summer days. The gloves design provides good air flow to keep fingers dry. The flexibility of pigskin leather means your little leaguer will get to play with a useable glove, not a stiff one that will take the fun out of playing baseball.

Franklin Sports provides all the Kids Baseball Equipment your team or child needs. The FieldMaster Baseball Pitching Machines are perfect for backyard use when combined with the portable backyard batting cage. The machine pitches plastic balls up to 60 mph for a safer fun. Your youth ball player will be able to take batting practice anytime without the danger of using real baseballs. The field master pitching machine allows kids to improve their hand eye coordination and follow a ball's path better without the fear of being hit by a real baseball.  You can also purchase the autofeed adapter. Little league players and coaches prefer Franklin Baseball Gloves. From New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland to St Louis to Kansas City, all the way to Seattle and Colorado, the Franklin Sports brand is the only baseball name they'll buy. Trust the design and engineering that goes into all Franklin baseball gear.

Franklin Sports is the dominant brand name in Youth Baseball Equipment. Their ready to play line of Baseball Gloves are excellent quality gloves with the quality leather and lacing you'd expect from a major baseball glove manufacturer. If you're searching for Rawlings baseball gloves, Mizuno baseball gloves, Nike baseball gloves, or from other specialty glove manufacturers such as Nokona, Spalding, Easton, TPX, Zett, or Louisville slugger, consider that Franklin's gloves are considered as good as this group of brand name baseball gloves.


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Youth Baseball Gloves

Franklin Sports youth baseball gloves are very popular among kids and teen baseball players. Whether your child plays outfield or infield, these gloves are comfortable and can help him/her feel more comfortable catching fly balls or grounders. Franklins attention to quality is the reason their youth baseball gloves are preferred by many youngsters and parents.

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