Description
Book Synopsis In The Softball Coaching Bible, Volume II, the NFCA has assembled a stellar lineup of coaches who share the insights that have helped them establish successful programs. This book presents the most comprehensive information on fielding, hitting, training, forming a coaching staff, and helping develop well-rounded student-athletes.
Trade Review“The Softball Coaching Bible is the most comprehensive resource offered to coaches in my three decades of coaching fastpitch softball. This book provides insight from some of the best coaches in the game to help you develop your players and take your program to the next level.”
Mike Candrea-- Head Softball Coach University of Arizona
Table of ContentsPart I Coaching Priorities and Principles
Chapter 1 Sharing the Passion
Chapter 2 Defining Expectations
Chapter 3 Establishing a Winning Attitude
Chapter 4 Playing Hard and Respecting the Game
Chapter 5 Leading by Example
Part II Program Building and Management
Chapter 6 Building a Successful High School Program
Chapter 7 Building a Successful College Program
Chapter 8 Selecting and Mentoring Your Staff
Chapter 9 Promoting Your Program
Chapter 10 Recruiting the Right Way
Part III Effective Practice Sessions
Chapter 11 Structuring Indoor and Outdoor Practices
Chapter 12 Minimizing Monotony
Part IV Player Skills and Team Strategies
Chapter 13 Batting Practice for Power and Consistency
Chapter 14 Firming Up Offensive Fundamentals
Chapter 15 Developing Your Pitching Staff
Chapter 16 Developing Your Receiver
Chapter 17 Fielding Practice for Errorless Play
Chapter 18 Strength Training, Conditioning, and Agility
Part V Player Motivation and Leadership
Chapter 19 Establishing a Positive Player-Coach Relationship
Chapter 20 Understanding Today’s Athlete
Chapter 21 Assessing Your Team's Mental Makeup
Chapter 22 Building Team Chemistry
Chapter 23 Developing Student-Athletes off the Field
Part VI Coaching Challenges, Pressures, and Opportunities
Chapter 24 Handling Each Season's Highs and Lows
Chapter 25 Continuing to Learn, Continuing to Develop
Chapter 26 Coaching, Family, and Personal Priorities
