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Coach Vilade shows you the best 5 grips for throwing he has seen along the way in professional baseball. How to grip the baseball. Proper finger and hand placement for throwing pitches in baseball. How to hold a curveball. How to hold a fastball , how to hold a slider , how to hold a circle change, how to hold a curve ball and more. About James Vilade:Prior to professional baseball, Vilade spent 12 years as a college coach, serving as head coach for 11 of those seasons. Vilade had the opportunity to start two NCAA baseball programs from the ground up: he was the head coach at the University of Dallas for the first four seasons of its reinstated baseball program before guiding the University of Texas at Tyler through the first seven years of its program. In between running these programs, Vilade was an assistant coach at Oral Roberts University, where he helped ORU capture the Mid-Continent Conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. In his 11 seasons as a head coach, Vilade compiled a career record of 348-117. His .748 career winning percentage makes him one of the winningest coaches in the history of NCAA baseball and the second-winningest coach in the history of NCAA baseball in Texas, where he trails only Cliff Gustafson, the former University of Texas coach. From 2000-2010, Vilade was the winningest NCAA baseball coach in the state of Texas. In 2007, Vilade coached the University of Texas at Tyler to a 37-1 record, which is the best single season record in the history of NCAA baseball in the Lone Star State and second-best nationwide. Vilade’s historic 2007 team is featured in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. A total of 112 of the college players Vilade coached were selected to All-Conference teams, and another 65 players were named to All-Academic teams. Vilade coached 16 All-Americans in his 12 year-career, and more than 60 players that Vilade coached have gone on to play professional baseball.

REMEMBER TO. SWITCH TO 1080p FOR BEST VIEWING EXPERIENCE. ABOUT JAMES VILADE: James Vilade Prestonwood Christian Academy School System (PCA) announced Wednesday that Miami Marlins scout James Vilade was named Varsity Head Baseball Coach at the Plano campus. “James has had a profound impact on many young lives as a coach, scout and mentor, and we know that God will use him in a powerful way here at PCA as he leads our baseball program forward in excellence,” said Dr. Mike Goddard, PCA Superintendent. Vilade comes to PCA Plano from the MLB’s Miami Marlins franchise where he is currently in his second stint as a scout. "I want to thank Derek Jeter, Kim Ng and Gary Denbo for the opportunity to serve the Marlins for the last two years,” said Vilade. “This was an amazing experience to work alongside the best in Major League Baseball. The personal advancement and work experience I received under the leadership of DJ Svihlik and Ryan Wardinsky was life changing. They are examples of loyalty, hard work, knowledge and love for the game. They treated everyone in our scouting department with an amazing care and push for excellence. This culture and environment made us all compete, enjoy our work and absolutely love the Marlins." Vilade also served as an assistant coach at NCAA Division I Oklahoma State University for four seasons after six years working for the Texas Rangers Double-A affiliate Frisco RoughRiders. With Oklahoma State, Vilade helped guide a College World Series appearance in 2016 and a pair of Big 12 Conference Tournament championships (2017 and 2019). During his tenure, the RoughRiders qualified for the Texas League Playoffs four times and appeared in the Texas League Finals twice. The RoughRiders were named Minor League Baseball Team of the Year at the conclusion of the 2008 season, which is the highest team honor in Minor League Baseball. Vilade has worked with many major leaguers, including several current Rangers. Vilade also served as DFW area scout for the Rangers. "Thank you, Pastor Jack Graham and Prestonwood Christian Academy leadership team for the opportunity to represent Prestonwood, PCA and the baseball team,” said Vilade. “This is an opportunity to be a part of all that represents the principles and values embraced in Christian education. I am excited to join the Athletic Department along with the players who represent our PCA Baseball Family. Our entire family is excited about extending our existing relationship with Prestonwood to the baseball field and beyond." Vilade has a passion for baseball and the game of life. Over the past 20 years, he has delivered a powerful motivational message to thousands. He has served as a speaker for The Boys and Girls Club, University of Texas System, Texas GED program, Special Olympics, The Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association, high schools, universities and many other great organizations. Chris Cunningham, Prestonwood Christian Academy Athletic Director is looking forward to Vilade joining the team at PCA. "I can’t tell you how excited I am about Coach Vilade leading the PCA baseball program. His resume speaks for itself, but it can’t come close to telling the whole story of who this man is and what he does with the cultures of the teams he leads and works with. That story is told through changed lives, and I look forward to all that God is going to do in the lives of our baseball families through Coach Vilade.” Prior to professional baseball, Vilade spent 12 years as a college coach, serving as head coach for 11 of those seasons. Vilade had the opportunity to start two NCAA baseball programs from the ground up: he was the head coach at the University of Dallas for the first four seasons of its reinstated baseball program before guiding the University of Texas at Tyler through the first seven years of its program. In between running these programs, Vilade was an assistant coach at Oral Roberts University, where he helped ORU capture the Mid-Continent Conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. In his 11 seasons as a head coach, Vilade compiled a career record of 348-117. His .748 career winning percentage makes him one of the winningest coaches in the history of NCAA baseball and the second-winningest coach in the history of NCAA baseball in Texas, where he trails only Cliff Gustafson, the former University of Texas coach. From 2000-2010, Vilade was the winningest NCAA baseball coach in the state of Texas. In 2007, Vilade coached the University of Texas at Tyler to a 37-1 record, which is the best single season record in the history of NCAA baseball in the Lone Star State and second-best nationwide. Vilade’s historic 2007 team is featured in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. A total of 112 of the college players Vilade coached were selected to All-Conference teams, and another 65 players were named to All-Academic teams. Vilade coached 16 All-Americans in his 12 year-career, and more than 60 players that Vilade coached have gone on to play professional baseball. Vilade played college baseball at Baylor University where he helped the Bears win the 1993 Southwest Conference Championship, defeating the University of Texas Longhorns while advancing to the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. A team captain and academic scholar-athlete, Vilade received his Bachelor’s Degree in Telecommunications from Baylor in 1995. Vilade also earned his Master’s Degree in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy in 2003. Outside the game of baseball, Vilade remains active in community affairs and humanitarian work. Vilade founded Keeper of The Game Foundation in 2014, an organization that supports children with special needs and disabilities in and around baseball. The organization also promotes servant leadership among players and coaches. Vilade is involved with organizations such as Special Olympics, The Miracle League, The Frisco RoughRider Foundation, The Children’s Advocacy Center and Mike Coolbaugh’s Diamond Dreams. Vilade has spent more than 20 years focusing on community service, during which time he has directed more than 200 community service events and humanitarian efforts reaching both local communities and foreign countries. Vilade and his wife, Jennifer, are active members at the north campus of Prestonwood Baptist Church have three children: Ryan, who plays in the Colorado Rockies organization, Trent and McKenzie. Vilade takes over for Coach Mike Maack, who announced his retirement yesterday. "There have only been two previous head coaches at PCA, Mike Maack and Todd Cash,” said Vilade. “I want to thank them both for the time they have poured into our school and program. This is something that is extremely meaningful for us as a program and our future."

Coach James Vilade talks about the Hit and Run play and the hitters responsibility in this Baseball instructional video. Prior to professional baseball, Vilade spent 12 years as a college coach, serving as head coach for 11 of those seasons. Vilade had the opportunity to start two NCAA baseball programs from the ground up: he was the head coach at the University of Dallas for the first four seasons of its reinstated baseball program before guiding the University of Texas at Tyler through the first seven years of its program. In between running these programs, Vilade was an assistant coach at Oral Roberts University, where he helped ORU capture the Mid-Continent Conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. In his 11 seasons as a head coach, Vilade compiled a career record of 348-117. His .748 career winning percentage makes him one of the winningest coaches in the history of NCAA baseball and the second-winningest coach in the history of NCAA baseball in Texas, where he trails only Cliff Gustafson, the former University of Texas coach. From 2000-2010, Vilade was the winningest NCAA baseball coach in the state of Texas. In 2007, Vilade coached the University of Texas at Tyler to a 37-1 record, which is the best single season record in the history of NCAA baseball in the Lone Star State and second-best nationwide. Vilade’s historic 2007 team is featured in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. A total of 112 of the college players Vilade coached were selected to All-Conference teams, and another 65 players were named to All-Academic teams. Vilade coached 16 All-Americans in his 12 year-career, and more than 60 players that Vilade coached have gone on to play professional baseball. Vilade played college baseball at Baylor University where he helped the Bears win the 1993 Southwest Conference Championship, defeating the University of Texas Longhorns while advancing to the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. A team captain and academic scholar-athlete, Vilade received his Bachelor’s Degree in Telecommunications from Baylor in 1995. Vilade also earned his Master’s Degree in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy in 2003.

Coach James Vilade talks about how to keep good Rhythm in the batters box and the importance of having a tension free baseball swing. Prior to professional baseball, Vilade spent 12 years as a college coach, serving as head coach for 11 of those seasons. Vilade had the opportunity to start two NCAA baseball programs from the ground up: he was the head coach at the University of Dallas for the first four seasons of its reinstated baseball program before guiding the University of Texas at Tyler through the first seven years of its program. In between running these programs, Vilade was an assistant coach at Oral Roberts University, where he helped ORU capture the Mid-Continent Conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament. In his 11 seasons as a head coach, Vilade compiled a career record of 348-117. His .748 career winning percentage makes him one of the winningest coaches in the history of NCAA baseball and the second-winningest coach in the history of NCAA baseball in Texas, where he trails only Cliff Gustafson, the former University of Texas coach. From 2000-2010, Vilade was the winningest NCAA baseball coach in the state of Texas. In 2007, Vilade coached the University of Texas at Tyler to a 37-1 record, which is the best single season record in the history of NCAA baseball in the Lone Star State and second-best nationwide. Vilade’s historic 2007 team is featured in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. - Please visit Keeper of the Game.

SS Flash Drill and proper footwork explained in this Baseball Instructional video. Coach James Vilade and Professional Baseball Player Ryan Vilade ( PITTSBURGH PIRATES ) The Mission of VBA is simple: "Support player development and compliment coaches across America by offering exceptional, freely accessible, video baseball instruction for all." - Coach James Vilade About Ryan Vilade: Ryan James Vilade is an American professional baseball outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates of Major League Baseball. He made his MLB debut in 2021 with the Colorado Rockies. 2017 #48 Overall pick in the MLB draft. Vilade was drafted out of Stillwater High School.

Coach James Vilade breaks down player responsibility, communication and position priority when fielding a Fly Ball or Pop Fly. About James Vilade:As one of the most successful college coaches in the history of college baseball, current professional baseball scout James Vilade shares his words and life experiences in sports. He delivers the keys to success through motivation and inspiration. Vilade takes the audience on a journey that inspires the crowd to achieve more than they ever thought possible individually and as a TEAM. His stories will make you laugh, cry, think and be inspired. Over the past 20 years Vilade has delivered his powerful motivational message to thousands. Vilade has served as a speaker for The Boys and Girls Club, University of Texas System, Texas GED program, Special Olympics, The Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association, high schools, universities and many other great organizations. - Please Visit Keeper of the Game

Wood Bat selection and how to pick the best one. Coach James Vilade gives you the things to look for when purchasing a wood bat. Baseball equipment selection baseball Instruction.

Focusing on different contact points in different sequences and handling strikes. Coach James Vilade has been a minor league coach, college coach and scout. Vilade was 348-117 as coach of the University of Dallas (1998-2001) and the University of Texas at Tyler (2004-2010). He was 37-1 in 2007 Vilade played at Baylor University *Captain

ABOUT JAMES VILADE: James Vilade has been a minor league coach, college coach and scout. Vilade was 348-117 as coach of the University of Dallas (1998-2001) and the University of Texas at Tyler (2004-2010). He was 37-1 in 2007. This drill is used at all levels. Breaking news Ryan Vilade picked up off waivers by the Pittsburg Pirates to the 40 man MLB roster. In this video coach talks about pitchers deception. Baseball Tee Drill. How to hit a baseball.

Professional Baseball Player Ryan Vilade and Coach James Vilade demonstrate the Contact Point Drill. This drill is taught at all levels. About Ryan Vilade:The Colorado Rockies selected Vilade in the second round, with the 48th overall selection, of the 2017 Major League Baseball draft.[8] He signed for $1.4 million.[9] After signing, he made his professional debut with the Grand Junction Rockies of the Rookie-level Pioneer League. He hit a home run in his first at-bat and was named to the All-Star game.[10][11] He spent the whole season with Grand Junction, slashing .308/.438/.496 with five home runs and 21 RBIs in 33 games.[12] He spent 2018 with the Asheville Tourists of the Class A South Atlantic League where he batted .274 with five home runs, 44 RBIs, and 17 stolen bases in 124 games.[13] Vilade spent 2019 with the Lancaster JetHawks of the Class A-Advanced California League, slashing .303/.367/.466 with 12 home runs, 71 RBIs, and 24 stolen bases.[14][15] He led the minor leagues with 13 sacrifice flies.[16] Prior to the 2020 season, which was eventually cancelled due to the pandemic, Vilade began periodically playing in the outfield in addition to shortstop and third base.[17] To begin the 2021 season, Vilade was assigned to the Albuquerque Isotopes of the Triple-A West.[18] Defensively, he moved to left field and right field.[19] In June, Vilade was selected to play in the All-Star Futures Game at Coors Field.[20] Over 108 games with the Isotopes, Vilade slashed .286/.339/.420 with seven home runs, 43 RBIs, 27 doubles, and 12 stolen bases. WIKIPEDIA 2022

"JERSEY" JOHN VILADE BASEBALL PODCAST - JIM ROBINSON - NATIONAL SCOUTING SUPERVISOR VISITS VBA BOSTON RED SOX, talks about team building, drafting players, what he looks for in a player, clubhouse cohesion , baseball memories and more. Mississippi State Bull Dogs Jim Robinson. Thank you JIM! The Mission of VBA is simple: "Support player development and compliment coaches across America by offering exceptional, freely accessible, video baseball instruction for all." - Coach James Vilade

Professional Coach James Vilade talks about the importance of bat control, loading our hands and more in this quick baseball instructional tip. The Mission of VBA is simple: "Support player development and compliment coaches across America by offering exceptional, freely accessible, video baseball instruction for all." - Coach James Vilade About Coach James Vilade:As one of the most successful college coaches in the history of college baseball, current professional baseball scout James Vilade shares his words and life experiences in sports. He delivers the keys to success through motivation and inspiration. Vilade takes the audience on a journey that inspires the crowd to achieve more than they ever thought possible individually and as a TEAM. His stories will make you laugh, cry, think and be inspired. Over the past 20 years Vilade has delivered his powerful motivational message to thousands. Vilade has served as a speaker for The Boys and Girls Club, University of Texas System, Texas GED program, Special Olympics, The Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association, high schools, universities and many other great organizations. - Please Visit Keeper of the Game.

Professional Baseball Instructor James Vilade with a Quick Tip for Head Control. How to hit a baseball properly. About James Vilade: Coach James Vilade currently scouts for the Miami Marlins. His other professional baseball coaching experience includes six years with the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders (Texas Rangers affiliate) in Frisco, Texas. Vilade spent 16 years as an NCAA baseball coach, serving as head coach for 11 of those seasons.

Baseball Instruction. Coach James Vilade and Professional Baseball Player Ryan Vilade demonstrate the 2 strike tee drill. This drill is taught and used at all levels. About James Vilade: In his 11 seasons as a head coach, Vilade compiled a career record of 348-117. His .748 career winning percentage makes him one of the winningest coaches in the history of NCAA baseball and the second-winningest coach in the history of NCAA baseball in Texas, where he trails only Cliff Gustafson, the former University of Texas coach. From 2000-2010, Vilade was the winningest NCAA baseball coach in the state of Texas. In 2007, Vilade coached the University of Texas at Tyler to a 37-1 record, which is the best single season record in the history of NCAA baseball in the Lone Star State and second-best nationwide. Vilade’s historic 2007 team is featured in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. Please visit Keeper of the Game.