The Inside Move - Your #2 Pickoff to Second Base

The video tutorial explains the differences between spin and inside moves in baseball, focusing on when and how to use inside moves effectively. It covers the mechanics of a good inside move, situations where it is beneficial, and strategies for handling runners. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of convincing execution and adapting to different scenarios to catch runners off guard.

What is the primary difference between the spin move and the inside move?

• The inside move is faster than the spin move.

• The spin move involves spinning to the glove side.

• The inside move is for picking off runners.

• The spin move is used for bunts.

In which situation is the inside move particularly useful?

• When the bases are empty.

• When the pitcher is tired.

• When anticipating a bunt or automatic steal.

• When trying to pick off a runner at first base.

Why is it important to mix up full leg kicks and slide steps with a runner on second base?

• To make the catcher work harder.

• To confuse the batter.

• To prevent the runner from getting a good jump.

• To slow down the game.

What is crucial for a successful inside move?

• A deceptive leg kick and eye contact with the plate.

• Maintaining eye contact with the runner.

• A loud shout to distract the runner.

• A quick leg kick.

What should a player avoid doing during the inside move to prevent a balk?

• Pausing at the top of the leg kick.

• Looking at the runner.

• Throwing to third base.

• Shouting at the runner.

What should a player do after executing an inside move?

• Ignore the runner and focus on the batter.

• Immediately throw to second base.

• Wait for the coach's signal.

• Run at the runner and make a decision.

What is the best practice when a runner is caught off base during an inside move?

• Wait for the runner to return to base.

• Run at the runner and force a decision.

• Throw immediately to second base.

• Ignore the runner and focus on the batter.