Mason Tormaschy
Outfield > Pivot Straight Back Sprint 20 Yards
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
4.0 / 5
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Outfield > Pivot Straight Back Sprint 20 Yards (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 09:32 AM
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Outfield > Pivot Straight Back Sprint 20 Yards (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 09:32 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
4.0 / 5
Your overall outfield mechanics are strong, but refining your footwork and hip movements will take your game to the next level. Focus on opening your hips quicker when taking routes to the ball, whether moving laterally, forward, or backward. Efficient hip rotation allows you to adjust more quickly and take better angles, helping you get to balls faster and in a more controlled manner.
When charging ground balls, work on staying in rhythm throughout the play. Smooth, consistent movements will help you approach the ball with control and confidence. The goal is to transition from fielding to throwing seamlessly, with the ball moving from your glove to release in under 1.1 seconds. This quick transfer will allow you to make strong, accurate throws and put pressure on baserunners.
Incorporate drills that emphasize reaction time, hip rotation, and quick transitions, such as ground ball charging drills with a timed throw or simulated fly ball routes. By focusing on these aspects, you’ll see noticeable improvements in your outfield play. Keep up the hard work—you’re on the right track!
When charging ground balls, work on staying in rhythm throughout the play. Smooth, consistent movements will help you approach the ball with control and confidence. The goal is to transition from fielding to throwing seamlessly, with the ball moving from your glove to release in under 1.1 seconds. This quick transfer will allow you to make strong, accurate throws and put pressure on baserunners.
Incorporate drills that emphasize reaction time, hip rotation, and quick transitions, such as ground ball charging drills with a timed throw or simulated fly ball routes. By focusing on these aspects, you’ll see noticeable improvements in your outfield play. Keep up the hard work—you’re on the right track!
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Outfield > Pivot Straight Back Sprint 20 Yards (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 09:32 AM
Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee)
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
4 / 5
You have excellent tempo in your swing, and your load mechanics look fantastic—great work so far! The biggest opportunity for improvement is in how you rotate your back hip and back knee into your front side. By fully engaging your backside during the swing, you’ll create more power and allow your hands to stay extended through the ball longer. Right now, you’re getting to contact but spinning out, which can pull your swing off its ideal path.
Focus on driving your back hip and knee forward as you rotate, using them to generate energy and maintain a direct bat path through the ball. This adjustment will help you stay in the hitting zone longer and take your hands through to centerfield, leading to more consistent and powerful contact.
Another area to refine is your finish. Work on finishing your swing high to ensure full extension and a clean follow-through. A high finish will help you maintain balance and create a more complete and effective swing.
Drills like tee work focused on staying through the ball, or slow-motion swings emphasizing backside rotation, can help reinforce these adjustments. Keep building on your strong foundation, and you’ll see even more improvement at the plate. Great job!
Focus on driving your back hip and knee forward as you rotate, using them to generate energy and maintain a direct bat path through the ball. This adjustment will help you stay in the hitting zone longer and take your hands through to centerfield, leading to more consistent and powerful contact.
Another area to refine is your finish. Work on finishing your swing high to ensure full extension and a clean follow-through. A high finish will help you maintain balance and create a more complete and effective swing.
Drills like tee work focused on staying through the ball, or slow-motion swings emphasizing backside rotation, can help reinforce these adjustments. Keep building on your strong foundation, and you’ll see even more improvement at the plate. Great job!
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
4 / 5
You have excellent tempo in your swing, and your load mechanics look fantastic—great work so far! The biggest opportunity for improvement is in how you rotate your back hip and back knee into your front side. By fully engaging your backside during the swing, you’ll create more power and allow your hands to stay extended through the ball longer. Right now, you’re getting to contact but spinning out, which can pull your swing off its ideal path.
Focus on driving your back hip and knee forward as you rotate, using them to generate energy and maintain a direct bat path through the ball. This adjustment will help you stay in the hitting zone longer and take your hands through to centerfield, leading to more consistent and powerful contact.
Another area to refine is your finish. Work on finishing your swing high to ensure full extension and a clean follow-through. A high finish will help you maintain balance and create a more complete and effective swing.
Drills like tee work focused on staying through the ball, or slow-motion swings emphasizing backside rotation, can help reinforce these adjustments. Keep building on your strong foundation, and you’ll see even more improvement at the plate. Great job!
Focus on driving your back hip and knee forward as you rotate, using them to generate energy and maintain a direct bat path through the ball. This adjustment will help you stay in the hitting zone longer and take your hands through to centerfield, leading to more consistent and powerful contact.
Another area to refine is your finish. Work on finishing your swing high to ensure full extension and a clean follow-through. A high finish will help you maintain balance and create a more complete and effective swing.
Drills like tee work focused on staying through the ball, or slow-motion swings emphasizing backside rotation, can help reinforce these adjustments. Keep building on your strong foundation, and you’ll see even more improvement at the plate. Great job!
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee)
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Mason Tormaschy, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:30 AM
PLAYERS WAY EVALUATION AND TEST SCORE
ATHLETES FIRST - DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN - POTENTIAL MAXIMIZED
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When charging ground balls, work on staying in rhythm throughout the play. Smooth, consistent movements will help you approach the ball with control and confidence. The goal is to transition from fielding to throwing seamlessly, with the ball moving from your glove to release in under 1.1 seconds. This quick transfer will allow you to make strong, accurate throws and put pressure on baserunners.
Incorporate drills that emphasize reaction time, hip rotation, and quick transitions, such as ground ball charging drills with a timed throw or simulated fly ball routes. By focusing on these aspects, you’ll see noticeable improvements in your outfield play. Keep up the hard work—you’re on the right track!