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- Dec 13, 2019
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in other words you are sharing a similar experience as others!I didn't say otherwise...
in other words you are sharing a similar experience as others!I didn't say otherwise...
Lol..I was never under the impression that adolescent/pre-adolescent girls never stopped listening to their parents That said we are not in a position financially to seek outside instruction so in my case if DD wants to improve we will have to figure something out. I am not going to ask my wife to put my 2 YO in daycare so she can get a job so my kid can take hitting lessons..Of course maybe I can get a second job? The gas station down the road has openings..in other words you are sharing a similar experience as others!
In my DD's case on days she does not have hitting/catching lessons or team practice she does tee work on her own. I also will soft toss and front toss her sometimes. She understands her swing and knows what her hitting coach wants her to work on.So for those of you whose DD's take hitting lessons. She hits at the lessons and then with her team maybe once a week. Then what? Does she only hit those 2 times a week or do go hit with them any other times? If so how do you handle that if you know what the instructor is trying to teach her? Say nothing if she goes astray? If you say something then you are still "coaching" her...right?
Edit: Glad my issues could motivate a thread topic @RADcatcher ...