Fielding Down 1st Base Line ()

Fielding Bunts

Attack and get every ball you can, but be ready to communicate with fielders that are charging.
Do not take a direct line to ball unless it is do or die.
First step should be with the thought of creating an angle to the base you will be throwing so when the ball is picked up you are in a good position to throw.
Use glove as a stopper and rake the ball into the glove with your throwing hand.
On the ball down the first base line be prepared to field the ball and take a drop step so that there is clearance to throw the ball to first without fear of hitting the runner.
On the ball down the third base line reverse pivot when fielding (counter clockwise) find the target and make the throw.

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