Funny to see dads catch their DD. First they buy a decent mitt. (10u) Then they realize they need a mask.(12u) Dad takes a couple off the shins and now gets shin guards.(14u) Chest protector and cup to follow. (16u)
Funny to see dads catch their DD. First they buy a decent mitt. (10u) Then they realize they need a mask.(12u) Dad takes a couple off the shins and now gets shin guards.(14u) Chest protector and cup to follow. (16u)
In my dad experience the eyes are the first thing to go. You start blinking and thinking 'whew.' The next thing to go should be you....off the bucket
Funny to see dads catch their DD. First they buy a decent mitt. (10u) Then they realize they need a mask.(12u) Dad takes a couple off the shins and now gets shin guards.(14u) Chest protector and cup to follow. (16u)
My 11 y/o switched to catching at the end of the season, and has really taken to it. I've started taking her to catch at one of our pitcher's private lessons a couple times a week. We are not paying the private coach (pitcher's parents are), we are just piggy-backing off the lessons to get reps (and break in her mitt). Is this the general etiquette, or should I be offering the parents or coach something?
Awesome, thanks everyone for the advice. This pitching coach is really good with teaching the girls the strategy of pitching to a hitter. So besides getting catching reps, my daughter is really learning what pitches and locations to call for depending on the situation.
Funny to see dads catch their DD. First they buy a decent mitt. (10u) Then they realize they need a mask.(12u) Dad takes a couple off the shins and now gets shin guards.(14u) Chest protector and cup to follow. (16u)