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JCaff,
We adopted a dachshund-terrier mix as a puppy several months ago. Since then I've discovered that dacshunds are very intelligent and love "hunting" games such as hide and seek. Haley (our dog) also loves to burrow after small objects, and dacsh... Continue reading » -
You must keep t-ballers busy. Recruit parents to run small group drills. Many parents appreciate being asked if you tell them what to do.
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Is there a youth volleyball league in or near Shelton, CT
I couldn't find one on-line, so check with the high school volleyball coaches. They will know for sure.
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Elisha,
I grew up in Downey in the 50's and 60's and played several sports offered by the well organized DJAA (Downey Junior Athletic Association). I just now Googled the DJAA and discovered that it still exists. Go for it! -
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Chelique,
I will assume that you are exaggerating, and I hope that he is using running as a warm-up and not as punishment. However, if he is indeed running you excessively, or as punishment, you may suggest to him that you use the time practicing actu... Continue reading » -
how to make my dad like going to baseball practice alot more
Aarpn,
Asking a parent to attand all of your practices can be a lot to ask. You must understand that he has worked hard all day and maybe needs to unwind when he gets home. I really would not take it personally...remember that it was your choice to pl... Continue reading » -
My 7&8 yr old team is pretty short on experience, who plays where?
Anthony,
At this level put your best catchers at 1b, just in case someone actually throws the ball there. I'd rotate the rest of the players evenly at all positions. This age is way too young to begin specializing. -
Youth basketball. Which is more important? Winning or Player Development?
Chris,
In the single elimination format your league has made the decision for you. Play to win. This change in direction for you is a great teaching opportunity for you. Your kids must learn and understand that the decisions that you make now are diff... Continue reading » -
It's not a matter of how many...better to have just a few quality friends.


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