⚾ Baseball practice planner

Baseball practice plans, ready in a minute

Tell Ask Takoro how long you have and who's coming. It builds a baseball practice from the coaching library that adds up to your time, and adds it to your team's next practice in one tap.

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A good baseball practice, without the planning

Ask “Plan a 60-minute baseball practice for beginners” and Ask Takoro builds one: a warm-up, three skill activities, a game and a wrap-up, picked for your team’s age group and adding up to exactly 60 minutes.

Young baseball players spend too much of practice standing in lines. A good beginner plan keeps groups small, gives everyone reps, and ends with a game situation.

The example below shows the shape of a beginner practice. In the app, the activities come from Takoro’s baseball coaching library, with set-up, coaching points and easier or harder versions for each one.

Example

Example: a 60-minute baseball practice for beginners

PartActivityMinFocus
Warm-upBase-running relay around the diamond10Running the bases
SkillsPartner throwing: step, point, throw10Throwing mechanics
SkillsHitting off a tee in stations10Swing basics
SkillsGround balls: field and throw to first10Fielding
GameCoach-pitch game, everyone bats each inning15Putting it together
Wrap-upStretch and recap5Recap

60 minutes in total. An example of the shape only; Ask Takoro picks real activities from the library for your team.

Example

Example: a 45-minute practice for year 9 and up

PartActivityMinFocus
Warm-upLong toss and arm care5Arm health
SkillsCutoffs and relays from the outfield10Team defence
SkillsLive batting practice against pitching10Hitting
GameSituation ball: runners on, called scenarios15Decision making
Wrap-upCool-down and team talk5Recap

45 minutes in total.

Try asking

Things baseball coaches ask

“Plan a 60-minute baseball practice for beginners”

Ask Takoro replies with one practice plan and an Add to practice button.

“Build a tee ball practice for 10 kids”

Ask Takoro replies with one practice plan and an Add to practice button.

“Give us a 45-minute practice on fielding”

Ask Takoro replies with one practice plan and an Add to practice button.

How it works

From question to practice in four steps

  1. Ask

    Say how long the practice is, the level and any focus. Ask Takoro already knows your team, age group and squad size.

  2. Check the plan

    You get one plan that adds up to your time, with what each activity is for.

  3. Add it to practice

    Tap Add to practice. If nothing is booked yet, Ask Takoro asks when and creates it.

  4. Run it

    The practice shows on your Tasks in the web and mobile app, with every activity ready to open at the ground.

FAQ

Common questions

Does it cover tee ball?

Yes. Tee ball and rookie ball teams get activities from those levels of the library.

Does it think about pitch counts?

Plans are practice sessions, not game plans. Follow your league’s pitch-count rules for any live pitching.

Where do the baseball activities come from?

From Takoro’s baseball coaching library, matched to your team’s age group. The examples on this page show the shape of a plan; the app fills it with real activities.

Can I change the plan?

Yes. Once it’s added, open the practice to swap, reorder or retime any activity.

Is it free?

You can try Ask Takoro on a free account. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Plan your next baseball practice in a minute

Ask Takoro builds it from the coaching library and adds it to your team’s next practice.

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