Expectations

In this episode we briefly touch on bat regulations from episode 9, but our main focus is on time limits for games and the positive or negative effects they impose.

In this episode we discuss pros and cons (more cons) of grade exemption players and bat size rules. Tune in to hear more!

In this episode we discuss when and why to take lessons. Is it during the offseason, during the season, or both? Take a listen to find out what we think!

In this episode we discuss guest players and pitch counts. Tune in to hear about our experience with guest players and how we feel they should be used. Lastly we discuss pitch counts for different age groups, and what is safe for developing arms.

This episode discusses music etiquette during games as well as "In Game Coaching" from not just the coaches but also the parents!

In this episode we go into how to decide which team to join if "little Richard" gets more than 1 offer.

So you have made the decision to move to travel ball and have signed up for some tryouts. This episode will go into the details of what coaches expectations are with the kids as well as the parents! Not only do we speak on this but we also discuss tips for coaches on how to be more organized while running a tryout as well as what a typical tryout looks like!

What is the difference between Independent and Organization teams and how do I make the right decision for my child? In this episode we discuss this very topic and explain a few of the pros and cons for either choice. Whatever the decision, it is truly yours to make!

In this episode we discuss the process once you have made the decision to move from Rec ball to Travel/Select/Tournament ball. From where to look for a team to how you pick the team that is right for your family, it's all here in episode #2. Please email us with questions or comments and follow and share the podcast with others!! [email protected]

When is the right time to make the transition from rec ball to tournament ball? Tips on when the right time is for you and your family.