This infield evaluation is designed to give you real clarity on your defensive game. Submit your video and work directly with Coach Troy as he breaks down your fielding mechanics, identifies where errors are coming from, and shows you exactly what needs to be improved.
Getting Started:
After completing your purchase, you’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to upload your video for review. View details of what to film below.
Once your video is submitted, you’ll receive:
A full breakdown of your infield actions (footwork, glove work, throwing patterns)
Clear identification of what’s causing your errors
Actionable coaching cues you can apply immediately
A structured plan so you know exactly what to work on next
Most infielders aren’t improving because they’ve never been properly evaluated. This is where that changes.
📩 Questions? Email troy@abovetheshoulders.org
This infield evaluation is designed to give you real clarity on your defensive game. Submit your video and work directly with Coach Troy as he breaks down your fielding mechanics, identifies where errors are coming from, and shows you exactly what needs to be improved.
Getting Started:
After completing your purchase, you’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to upload your video for review. View details of what to film below.
Once your video is submitted, you’ll receive:
A full breakdown of your infield actions (footwork, glove work, throwing patterns)
Clear identification of what’s causing your errors
Actionable coaching cues you can apply immediately
A structured plan so you know exactly what to work on next
Most infielders aren’t improving because they’ve never been properly evaluated. This is where that changes.
📩 Questions? Email troy@abovetheshoulders.org
WHAT TO FILM:
Ground balls hit directly at you — normal speed
Ground balls to your backhand and forehand
Your full action — catch through throw, not just the glove catch
A slow-roller or in-between hop if you want specific footwork feedback
TIPS:
Film from the side or slightly behind the fielder
Use good lighting — sunlight or well-lit turf is ideal
Get 5–10 reps minimum so Troy can identify patterns
