Advice On How To Build A Baseball Program Like Antonelli Baseball

Advice On How To Build A Baseball Program Like Antonelli Baseball

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[ZackGallieshaw]

I needed this video this is exactly what I wanna do in the future. Tysm.

[tonysahatjian]

Good question as a current player and future hs skipper

[mlbjmaur]

Thank you🙏🏽 inspiration to a lot of ppl

[RCfromtheNYC]

Thanks for this video, Matt. Hearing how you kept your passion for the game going from player to coach to mentor, shows how you can take a fella out of the game, but never the game out of the fella! 👍🏼👍🏼

[italiancapo]

Opening and building a program only works for ex-players or coaches. Credibility is huge. Parents and kids aren’t willing to pay random ass guys who just want to coach.

[naciremasti]

Please do make that extended 'this is Antonelli baseball' documentary/vlogumentary.

Been subbed for awhile its been a blast to see your channels growth.

[johnniesykes]

This was helpful and healthy!!! I really Love and Respect
your principles. Helping the young Men 1st. I am creating a prep school team a totally new endeavor for me and the school itself. What would you consider to be my primary areas of concern?

[mauricioarias]

I've been coaching travel ball past 3 years. I have the passion to coach kids to be better I would say most parents and kids love me. I'm Leaving the organization I've been coaching with cause I don't agree with their mindset of plug and playing guest players versus the kids on the actual team. I want to start my own travel team at 15U started my own LLC, spread the word to all the parents from little league up to 15U players. Working on setting up try out dates etc. is there anything else accounting/legal steps I'm missing ? Any help would be great !
Thanks

[tristanmiller]

What is a good throwing routine for position players (specifically infielders)? How many days a week?

[robertridley]

Hey Matt, do you like Padres uniform design on the wall behind you, or the one they wore this season?

[giovannimartinez]

I want to develop an academy like yours but it like a Mets academy in Africa countries 🇳🇬🇸🇳🇬🇳🇨🇮🇨🇲🇺🇬🇰🇳🇵🇰🇲🇿🇲🇲🇿🇦🇬🇭road to become a New York Mets. And I give them options before to the Mets to play college/minor league baseball at age 17-18 before getting called up or make them play in Japan 🇯🇵 and play in their league for two three years and then have Mets fans scot them in Japan then recruit. It can help both the Mets and the growth and culture of Africa

[dominicandrew]

Do you recruit kids for your travel team? Does having better players on your travel team get your team sponsorships from apparel companies? Sort of like AAU basketball does with shoe companies?

[michaelstein]

Imagining a travel ball head coach Hall of Fame made me burst out laughing. That must have been the goal of my hardass U10 coach back in the day that yelled at little 4th graders like we were college players.

People who don’t enjoy helping kids or can’t deal with parents shouldn’t be coaching.

[italiancapo]

Why would you have 11 teams? You need one team per age group.

[allenmcdonough]

Show a vested interest in the kids in the program .Grow with them and support them and in return word of mouth will do the rest.

[TopNotch]

Matt, my daughter plays travel softball. I assume, like baseball, the levels are every 2 years (12u/14u/16u) etc... The org she plays for has a ton of kids come out for tryouts and it is very competitive. She plays 16U and the org only fields 2 teams at that level, but this goes for any level. What are you thoughts about creating a "futures" young team (strictly 15years olds) and a "premier" team (strictly 16 years old) versus combining 15 & 16 to create two mixed teams of basically equal calibre? This also plays into team progression, player retention, and their ability to compete, as typically the future player isn't as strong/quick/polished. Thanks. (Is it Laura or Lara? j/k)

[mjmbiker]

My program will be called Antonelly Baseball! I will steal all your subs! Muhahaha! Great video!

[ethandurniok]

@spencerpremier damn I wa s gonna say that

[edwardmendezz]

Can u pls respond i need u tooo trian me i know i can play d1 i just need a little pls respond back im hungry to get better pls just respond