When coaching young athletes, one of the first impressions you want to make as a coach is that this is going to be fun. Here are several tips and ideas for keeping practices fun and productive for your players.

New York Yankees hitting coach Alan Cockrell shares the three keys to All-Star Aaron Judge's powerful swing, including the changes he's made to his stance and leg kick.

Baseball America and Perfect Game are proud to announce a partnership to help grow the game of baseball at the youth level. The focus will be on the 14U, 13U, 12U and younger divisions, and will include multiplatform coverage in Baseball America, co-branded events, recognition programs and much more.

A culture of abuse, an aging crop of current officials and an explosion of travel and club teams has led to concern about the dwindling number of officials, referees and umpires available to officiate high school games. So much so that some states have begun emergency recruitment efforts.

The back squat is often referred to as "the king of all exercises" due to its ability to build strength, power and size. When done correctly, it's a safe exercise that will undoubtedly make you a better athlete. When done improperly, it can be highly dangerous and increase your susceptibility to injury. Here's everything you need to know to perform back squats the right way.