Baseball's sixth tool

Baseball's sixth tool

playing the mental game to get the competitive edge

by Mark Gola

2008

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Put your game into overdrive with this complete guide to harnessing your athletic instincts.In baseball, a five-tool player possesses the five most important skills: hitting for power, hitting for average, defense, arm strength, and speed. But there is one essential skill that brings it all together: Baseball's Sixth Tool. It's that extra something, an X-factor that can make a good player great.In this fully illustrated, information-packed guide, coach Mark Gola shows you how to use your smarts to channel your instincts, psych out your opponents, deal with pressure, and much more. Whether you're in Little League or heading for the majors, you'll find all the answers in these 105 helpful tips written expressly to teach you how to:Fire up your baserunning without increasing speedStep up your defensive play using keen observation and communicationMaster pitching with super-smart strategiesPerfect your swing by getting prepared before you step to the plateAnd become the all-around all-star player that every coach wants

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