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On a very base level, baseball is typically one of our most slow-moving sports. Players aren't running at aggressive speeds, slamming into each other while carefully maneuvering about the field; even the triple-digit fastballs are meticulously placed and positionedBy: Isaac Hess in Baseball
How many kids are taught how to "stretch?" The answer to that question is probably 100%. The problem with that 100% is that probably at least 95% of those kids are not taught how to stretch properly
