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Softball Recruiting - What Predicts Future Success

youth softball Softball Recruiting   What Predicts Future SuccessLast week, I was having a very interesting discussion with some coaches about what predicts future success in our sport.

In some sports, predicting future success is a lot easier than in softball.

For example, predicting future success in track and field is a lot easier. Just by looking at times or distances, you can a pretty good idea about it.

However, in softball, there are so many factors and variables to consider than predicting future success is very difficult.

You can look at size, speed, power, athletic abilities, and just about any stats you want.

Are there some factors or measures that better predicts future success on the field than others?

According to some baseball specialists who did study the matter, yes, there is.

Of all the various factors and measures you can look at, there are 2 that tend consistently predict future success well in baseball:

1) Arm strength

2) On-Base Percentage

Of all the stats and athletic abilities you can measure, these two measures are the ones that best predicts future success on a baseball field.

I would assume that it holds true for softball.

I thought you would like to know!

Now, we could spend a lot of time discussing why but it is beyond the scope what I wanted to share with you today.

Who loves ya? ;-)

Marc
"Your Softball Peak Performance Coach"

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Comments on Softball Recruiting - What Predicts Future Success »

February 22, 2009

SportNut @ 1:09 am

Interesting you didn't add a speed or quickness measurement like time from home-to-first. Since softball has the 60ft bases vs baseballs 90ft bases, base running quickness can put a lot of pressure on the defense.

What are your thoughts on adding speed to the list above?

Brian
http://softball.youth-athlete.org

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