Build a 90–120 Minute Youth Practice

A practice you can run this week: the structure, the timing, the stations and the coach math — built so every player gets reps.

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Build a 90–120 Minute Youth Practice

A practice you can run this week: the structure, the timing, the stations and the coach math — built so every player gets reps and nobody stands in line.

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You have twelve kids, a field for two hours and maybe two other adults. The hardest part of youth practice isn't knowing drills. It's building a practice where every player gets real reps, nobody stands in a long line, and the work actually looks like baseball.

This Guide gives you a practice you can run this week — the structure, the timing, the stations, the coach math — plus a 90-minute version for the nights the field is shared.