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looking for baseball drills for ages 5-6
Basic things--like how to throw ball correctly and accurately break kids into pairs about 10ft. apart have them down on both knees or just one which ever is more comfortable for them. They have to throw ball back and forth to one another between 10-15... Continue reading »
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I would say if you have a YMCA in your area check with them first and then check with your parks and recreation department. Also go to your sons school and see what info they have through the school district. The best way I think is to talk to other ... Continue reading »
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What can I do to make my arm stop hurting after pitching?
Ice,rest and ibuprofen. Try rubbing ben-gay on it too.
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what do you say about a coach who omly lets his son pitch
In our baseball league pitchers can only throw so many pitches depending on their age and then they also have a hold/rest time on them until they can pitch again. Check to see if they have that rule where you are at.
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i am looking for registration for my 4 year old son...where?
I always check the YMCA if you have one in your area or the parks and recreation always have schedules for upcoming sports. Another idea is check the elementary school your child will attend they always have lists for upcoming events.
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Russell Foltz and Dwight Smith missed the boat on this one I believe. Sportsmanship is a HUGE part of any sport, they seem to think because he may of gotten a little aggressive to give him karate or wrestling lessons. Do those sports not require spor... Continue reading »
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Ignore her. She will get tired of hearing herself eventually.
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How do you get Little League Players to come to practice?
I absolutely agree with Aaron. I am a volleyball coach and before we even start the season I have a parent meeting and explain my expectations I then have it typed up in a packet and I make both player and parent sign it . When playing a team sport ... Continue reading »
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I agree with Stacie, you need to know how to do both because every situaton is not the same. Practice both better to be safe than sorry.


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