This drill teaches young and older players to stay back, to see the ball and trust their hand speed. Always make out a daily practice schedule. Properly label each practice session, drill, task or play that you cover. Make sure to post this schedule before practice and that each of your assistant coaches have a copy. Make sure to stick to the schedule.
Organization is a sign of discipline and also emphasizes the value of practice time.
Players pick up on this very quickly. Keep your practice schedules in a folder, in order. You can then go back to see when you last covered a task or practiced a skill or play. This record keeping also makes it easier to make out future practice schedules. It is important to build a good rapport with the umpire or umpires working your game.