The Field General Behind the Plate
The catcher is the only player who faces the entire field — and the only one involved in every single pitch. This complete position course builds the catcher from the ground up: the stances, receiving and framing, blocking balls in the dirt, the pop-time footwork to throw out runners, fielding bunts and pop-ups, plays at the plate, the backups and coverages for every situation, calling a game, and building the durable lower body the job demands. From Little League to Mike Piazza — the Dodgers' Hall of Famer and the greatest-hitting catcher in history — you will learn to run the defense, protect the plate, and become the leader every pitching staff trusts.
Decision Bank
Drill every decision from this epoch in one shuffled set — practice, not graded, fresh each run →
Situational Defense by Position
Where's the play? A combined drill of defensive reads across all eight positions →
Dodger Stadium
Behind the Plate — The Field General
Great American Ball Park
The Catcher's Stances
Petco Park
Receiving and Framing
Kauffman Stadium
Blocking Balls in the Dirt
Globe Life Field
Pop Time and Throwing Out Runners
Oracle Park
Building the Catcher's Body
Truist Park
Fielding the Position
Dodger Stadium
Plays at the Plate
Yankee Stadium
Backups and Coverage for Every Situation
Cooperstown
Calling the Game and Leadership