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Bill
- Rate $89
- Response 1h

$89/hr
1st lesson free
- Baseball
Experienced tutor in Baseball in Thousand Oaks, Bill offers private lessons tailored to your needs.
- Baseball
Lesson location
- online
Recommended
Bill is a respected tutor in our community. He is highly recommended for his commitment and the quality of his lessons. An excellent choice to progress with confidence.
About Bill
I work with kids 7-11 to teach the fundamentals of baseball throwing, catching, hitting, baserunning etc. If your child is between 7-11 and has not played before they will probably need a lot of fundamental training as most of the kids they will be playing with have been playing for years already.
I have coached 7-11 yr olds for years now and have had great fun and a lot of success. Every kid that I coach becomes another one of "my kids" I see them everywhere and I am so proud of all of them.
Coaching baseball is so rewarding. Watching a player finally have something "click" and seeing the smiles on their faces as they succeed and get better is an amazing feeling. When the parents tell me "he was so excited to come to practice today" I know I've got the right kid and I am doing someting right.
I have been coaching baseball for years now and I have completed several programs teaching skills and how to coach but the most valuable training I have had is on the field and in the cage being "hands on" and training players to play the game.
About the lesson
- All Levels
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
When I meet a new player for the first time I will evaluate them in the areas of throwing, catching and hitting, pretty standard stuff, however, I will also pay attention to their receptiveness and their comprehension of what I am teaching them. Many players don't have the mind body connection neccessary to do some of the baseball movements needed to be successful, so my work with each player is different based on what they can actually make their body do and how they learn.
I work with 7-11 yr olds. I have found this group of players the group that needs the most teaching and the most help figuring out how to make their body do what their mind wants it to do. There are so many common "flaws" in swings at this age, so many common "flaws" in throwing motions/techniques that can be fixed early to allow the player to get better quickly and see quick successes by fixing the common "flaws" that plague so many players at this age. Fixing the easy stuff will give the player the needed base of knowledge and skill to build on to be the player they want to be.
When looking to hire a coach in your really need to meet them. Many coaches sound good on the phone or have lots of great credentials but when it comes to actually "teaching" a player (in my age range of 7-11) you need more patience and you need a different demeanor than you do for a kid that is already good, looking to be elite. Teaching the new players or the under-skilled players is much harder than teaching the good players to be great players, because you need to create the base for learning that the good players already have.
A few things worth thinking about before reaching out
Why are you playing baseball?
Are you playing for you or becasue someone else wants you too?
What is your baseball goal?
What skill do you think you need the most work on?
What skill are you already good at?
Are you willing to work on your skills at home on your own or with a parent/friend?
Recommendations
Recommendations come from relatives, friends and acquaintances of the teacher
Coach Bill is always positive and encouraging. He is knowledgeable and provides constructive criticism as needed while still making the kids feel good and have fun. He is also caring and compassionate. We feel so lucky to have had Bill coach our son!
Coach Watson truly cares about the kids he works with, makes a genuine connection with them and brings out their best. My son really responded to him, and never improved as much or as quickly as he did while working with Coach Watson!
He gets to know the kids so he knows their strengths and weaknesses. He really cares about them as people and as players.
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Rates
Rate
- $89
Pack prices
- 5h: $445
- 10h: $890
free lessons
The first lesson with Bill will allow you to get to know each other and discuss your needs for future lessons.
- 1hr
online
- $89/h
Details
My pricing is going to be less than pretty much anyone else's pricing as I am not doing this for a job, I am doing this because I love it, and I want to help the local baseball programs get better and produce a more competitive group of players.
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