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By: Richard H. in Baseball
Do your players call you by your specialty or do they call you Coach? If they are like most of the athletes I have coached and observed, they call you Coach. Head, assistant, volunteer, strength and conditioning, hitting, shooting, defense, pitching, bench, line, offense, serving, and the list coBy: John S. in Baseball
In baseball, what you do for yourself off the field can be just as important as what you do for your team on the field. As a matter of fact, the two are directly related. As a player, there is a balance to your batting stance, your fielding position and your pitching motion
