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I know I say this all the time (and I am sure every time I say it @Work=wins cringes ) but what does her swing look like when a ball is being thrown at her? IMO the tee work one does needs to be done with sole purpose of correcting swing flaws which are identified in a live ball swing. Also depending on the kid, sometimes it might be better to do the tee work with a purely goal oriented approach e.g. it looks like you are hitting off the tee on the field so identify goals which would be difficult to obtain with her current live ball swing flaws and have her work on them e.g. can she consistently hit hard line drives over F4's head on outside pitches,etc. This approach seems to work well with my DD since she doesn't like me talking so I just give her a goal and have her try to obtain it. Might not be the quickest way to fix things but sometimes, like I said depending on the kid, it the most pain-free approachHa, every season is better than the previous, I was mostly commenting on the irony of it all. This season feels different though as our playing time has been so compromised that everyone will be judged on a really small body of work (basically one tournament July 1 and PGF nationals) when reconfiguring the team. DD really likes where she is and we're both working hard to stay there. FIngers crossed!
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