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  • Answered September 16, 2009 in Baseball
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    Kristi Dillon Andresky asked:

    My son is 7 and loves baseball. That is the sport he wants to focus on. He doesn't really try hard. What can I do to help his skills?

    Mark’s answer:

    A lot of kids love the game, but aren't sure where they fit. It's important to lay out their different "jobs" when on the field or running bases. Create very, very simple scenarios and give them "1" job to do. ie. Action in the outfield can be slow ... Continue reading »

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    1. Hello Weplay Baseball Parents, Coaches, and Kids join your host Charles R. Sledge Jr. the author of the very popular and informative book, The Batter's Out (Authorhouse, 2009) as we open our CSPN Sports Baseball talk show. For interviews on how to become a co-host on our show contact me here on Weplay, or email me at:
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      Coach Sledge · September 16, 2009
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  • Answered April 12, 2009 in Parenting
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    Sara Bender asked:

    Hey parents, I was wondering what type of things you do to balance sports and school? This has been a challenge in our family! Thanks!

    Mark’s answer:

    Not only does homework come first, but more importantly when your child receives an award, ie. pizza party for reading, make sure you support that with as much enthusiasm as practice & games. And if the academic award overlaps a sports event, take the... Continue reading »

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    1. what state do u live at??
      Sophia Shai Shai · June 28, 2010
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