Baseball is one of the most famous sports in America and many learn it at a young age and many pick it up later on as well. If you have just begun playing baseball here are a few tips that will help you.

  1. In case you’re still growing, at that point purchase a baseball glove that fits, as opposed to one that you intend to grow into. The most ideal approach to get the hang of fielding and catching methods is by wearing a glove that fits well. Outfielders more often than not have the biggest gloves and infielders have a tendency to have littler gloves containing a littler pocket.

  1. Having purchased a glove, you should break it in. Playing catch with companions is the most ideal approach to break in another baseball glove and obviously it’s fun and great practice.
  1. On the off chance that you don’t have room time wise to break in your glove, one strategy for speeding up the breaking-in process is by rubbing shaving cream into the pocket of the glove, placing a ball in the pocket, tying a rope or sock around the glove and after that keeping the glove in dry place.
  1. When purchasing a baseball bat, ensure you know your league’s guidelines. There are slight contrasts between various leagues as far as the size and weight of bats are permitted, and furthermore whether they are made of wood or aluminum. So, don’t squander your cash on something you may not be permitted to utilize.
  1. Work on catching with your glove. Keep in mind that you’ll be catching with your weaker hand so your throwing arm is accessible. For instance, in case you’re right handed then you should wear a glove on your left hand. You may not be accustomed to catching with your weaker hand and so practicing regularly would be smart.
  1. When batting, don’t swing at anything beneath your knees or anything higher than your shoulders, as this is the territory that the umpire should regard as outside the imaginary ‘strike zone’ where the ball must be pitched to be considered lawful.
  1. Before hitting, don’t commit the often-made error of focusing on the pitcher’s eyes. Instead, choose a spot where the pitcher’s hand will leave the sky to convey the ball, and focus on that spot.
  1. You can enhance your throwing strength simply by doing a lot of throwing. In spite of the fact that you’ll have some arm strength normally, you’ll need to strive to make strides. Do some throwing drills a few times per week, amid which you should toss the ball over various distances such as 9m (30ft), 18m (60ft), 27m (90ft) and 36m (120ft), for around 3 minutes at each distance.

Also, remember that it is okay if you are making too many mistakes. As a beginner you will make mistakes and will slowly learn to be better. So, be patient.