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Baseball/Softball Introductory Course

Baseball/Softball Introductory Course

Motor Preferences Intro Course

“A sneak peek into the science of individualized coaching.”

Discover the foundation of the Motor Preferences model — a new way to understand how athletes naturally move.
In this intro course, you’ll explore the Aerial and Terrestrial preferences — the cornerstone of our system. Learn the science behind each type, how to observe, test, and coach them effectively in both baseball and softball, and see real examples of elite players who embody each style.

These 4 modules are taken directly from the Baseball/Softball Level 1 Full e-course — giving you a true preview of how the complete program is structured.

No certificate — just powerful, practical insights to help you coach with precision and purpose. 

Upgrade Offer:
If you’ve completed our Introductory E-Course, you’re eligible to upgrade to the Full E-Course at a discounted rate!
To claim your discount, please email us at infor@motorpreferencesexperts.com

$ 119.00
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Responsible Matthew Woods
Last Update 10/31/2025
Completion Time 1 hour 8 minutes
Members 6
    • Acceptance of Terms and Intellectual Property Acknowledgment
      Required 10 xp
    • Introductory Booklet
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
      Required
  • Module 1: Unique Model
    • Unique Model
      Required
  • Module 2: Intention
    • Intention
      Required
  • Module 3: Flexion and Extension
    • Flexion and Extension
      Required
  • Module 4: Aerial and Terrestrial
    • Aerial and Terrestrial
      Required
    • What are Aerials and Terrestrials?
      Required
    • Aerial/Terrestrial Observations and Testing
      Required
    • Aerial/Terrestrial Testing
      Required
    • Aerial/Terrestrial Cont.
      Required
    • Aerial/Terrestrial Strength & Conditioning Guidelines
      Required
    • Aerial and Terrestrial Cues
      Required
    • Terrestrial Examples
      Required
    • Aerial Examples
      Required
  • Conclusion
    • Conclusion
      Required