Coach,

If you’d like a simple plan for running a program that covers literally everything… from specific drills and practice schedules to signaling to caring for team uniforms… that will save you a ton of both time and energy… then here’s how College Coaching Legend Ron Polk did it.

And why you can too with the information inside The Baseball Playbook.

Written for the busy coach that has it all to do with limited help and resources, there simply isn’t another product out there that’s as in-depth or complete around coaching baseball. You could literally never have coached baseball before in your life and use this guide to run a baseball program starting today. In fact, many coaches would say…

And it works for advanced coaches, too.

If you’re like most coaches, you often feel like you’re working with incomplete information. There’s a ton of info out there on baseball skill development, but not on coaching, running a baseball program, and managing a team.

The Baseball Playbook was created to solve that problem when Coach Polk needed an easier way to run his program as a first time college baseball coach at Georgia Southern in 1972 with limited resources and no assistant coaches. First published over 30 years ago, its principles have stood the test of time, leading many of today’s top coaches to refer to it as “the baseball coach’s Bible.”

In a minute, we’ll tell you how you can learn this system for yourself at no risk whatsoever.

But first, here’s an overview of what's inside this 520 page coaching manual…

Use The Baseball Playbook for 60 days and if you don’t think this is the most comprehensive manual on preparing your team for success… if it doesn’t save you a ton of time and headaches in running your program… if you don’t suddenly feel like a more complete coach… simply request a full refund and you can even keep the book!

Coach Ron Polk was a long-time head baseball coach at Mississippi State and is considered, by some, to be the 'Father of Southeastern Conference Baseball'. Polk compiled one of the most successful winning records, as a head coach, in both MSU and Southeastern Conference history. He currently ranks 9th on the all-time wins list nationally for 10+ year Division I coaches. His teams won five SEC championships and five SEC tournament championships. His teams participated in the NCAA tournament twenty-three times, and reached the College World Series eight times.

He is one of only three coaches in college baseball history to coach at three different schools that have played in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. Georgia Southern University – 1973; Mississippi State University – 1979, 1981, 1985, 1990, 1997, 2007; University of Georgia – 2001. He coached teams that played in Omaha over a period of five decades (nine appearances) including as an assistant coach at the University of Arizona in 1966.

Coach Polk has also completed seven tours on the U.S.A. National baseball team coaching staff serving as the head coach two times and as an assistant five times. He has coached in the Olympic Games two times - once in Seoul, South Korea in 1988 when the team won the gold medal and the other in Atlanta, Georgia in 1996 when the team won the Bronze medal.

Since retiring from head coaching, Coach Polk is still heavily involved in college baseball to this day. He is currently on staff with the University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers baseball team as a Volunteer Assistant alongside the Blazers head coach Brian Shoop, a former MSU assistant under Coach Polk. Coach Polk now spends his summers coaching in the Cape Cod summer league as an assistant coach with the Hyannis Harbor Hawks baseball team.