A 1733 Baseball Initiative
COACHES
CORNER.
A monthly initiative that helps baseball coaches share practical instruction, drills, and experience while supporting the continued growth of youth baseball and the programs serving young players.
Investing in Youth Baseball
$250 program
donation.
Each month, one participating baseball program may be selected to receive a $250 donation from 1733 Baseball.
Funds may support equipment, booster club needs, team meals, training aids, travel expenses, or another need within the selected baseball program.
Contributions are based on eligible submissions, content quality, and program availability. Submission does not guarantee posting, collaboration, selection, or a program donation.
How it works
Share what works.
Support your program.
The goal is simple: help good baseball ideas reach more families while putting support back into the local teams, schools, booster clubs, and organizations doing the work.
Film it
Record a drill, coaching tip, mindset message, or quick teaching moment that can help youth baseball players and coaches.
Upload it
Send the clip through 1733 and include your name, team or organization, social handle, and the program you want to support.
Get shared
Selected posts will either be shared as a collab post or include clear tags and credit so your coach, team, school, or organization benefits too.
Read the participation guide first
The guide explains what to record, filming recommendations, editing and approval, program donations, and answers to common questions. We recommend reviewing it before submitting.
What to send
Keep it simple.
It does not need to be overproduced. A clear phone video is fine. We are looking for real coaching, useful teaching, and practical ideas that can help kids grow, compete, and enjoy the game.
A drill, coaching tip, mindset message, or teaching point
The original video file
A short explanation of what players or coaches should learn
Your name, team or organization, and social handle
The team, booster club, rec program, or organization you want to support
Permission from anyone clearly shown in the video
Keep it natural
This is not an advertisement.
Please do not mention 1733 Baseball in your video. Coaches Corner is not an advertisement or promotional video for 1733 Baseball. The focus should be entirely on your coaching, your baseball program, and the instruction or advice you're sharing.
Mindset or Leadership Video
A simple introduction is perfect:
"Hey everyone, I'm Coach [Name] with [Program] Baseball..."
Then jump right into your message.
Drill Demonstration
There's no need to introduce yourself or speak directly to the camera. Simply coach the drill exactly as you normally would with your players.
We'll handle the editing, captions, and formatting while keeping your instruction, voice, and message authentic.
Need an idea?
Answer one of these.
Your clip can be a drill, a quick explanation, a mindset message, or advice for other coaches. Here are some easy prompts.
Hitting
What is one hitting drill you use that actually translates into games?
What is one cue you give hitters who are late on fastballs?
How do you teach young hitters to use their lower half?
What is one mistake you see hitters make during tee work?
How do you help players stay confident after a bad at-bat?
Fielding
What is your favorite ground ball drill for younger players?
How do you teach players to get their feet in the right position?
What is one simple way to improve throwing accuracy?
How do you teach outfielders to take better first steps?
What is one drill that helps players handle pressure on defense?
Pitching / Throwing
What is one throwing routine every young player should know?
How do you teach pitchers to stay under control?
What is one cue for players who fly open when they throw?
How do you help pitchers handle walks or tough innings?
Mindset
What is something every young player needs to hear more often?
How do you teach players to compete without being afraid to fail?
What do you say to a player who is frustrated or losing confidence?
What is one mindset habit that separates good teammates?
Coaching Tips
What is one thing you wish more youth coaches would do at practice?
How do you keep practice organized, competitive, and fun?
Help players. Grow your platform. Support Youth Baseball.