Warmup Drill: Pro Style Full Baseball Warmup (Baseball & Softball)
Complete professional-style warmup routine from cardiovascular activation to position-specific movements. Feel athletic, loose, and focused.

How to Run This Drill
- Begin with light cardiovascular warmup to elevate heart rate and body temperature.
- Progress through systematic dynamic stretching covering lower body, core, and upper body.
- Include sport-specific movements: lateral shuffles, carioca, high knees, backpedals.
- Perform rotational exercises to activate core and improve torso mobility.
- Execute arm-specific dynamics: arm circles, cross-body swings, shoulder activations.
- Add band work for rotator cuff if available.
- Transition to throwing progression starting short and gradually increasing distance.
- Include position-specific movements as final preparation. Finish feeling athletic, loose, and mentally focused.
Coaching Points
- Systematic progression from general to specific
- Dynamic stretching over static
- Sport-specific movements included
- Band work protects the arm
- Throwing progression last
- End athletic, loose, and focused
Quick Actions
At a Glance
- cones
- resistance-bands
- baseballs or softballs
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