Category: Travel Baseball Guides
Practical guides for travel baseball parents and players in Tallahassee and North Florida.
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Umpires and Sportsmanship: Teaching Respect for the Game
Tens of thousands of officials have quit youth sports, and the reason they give is us. What that costs your player, and…
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Your First Travel Baseball Tournament: What to Expect
Nobody explains the first one. The schedule, the waiting, the gate fees, and exactly what to put in the car the night…
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The Two-Way Player: Managing Pitching and a Position
Most young players pitch and play a position. The workload rarely gets counted together — which is where the risk lives.
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Bunting: A Lost Skill Worth Having
Bunting has fallen out of fashion and out of practice plans. It remains one of the fastest ways for a young player…
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Baseball IQ: Teaching Situational Awareness
Baseball IQ is the cheapest edge in youth baseball and one of the least coached. What it actually consists of, and how…
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Balancing School and Travel Baseball
Travel baseball takes weekends, Fridays and energy. How families keep academics on track — and why grades matter more to recruiting than…
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Baseball Warm-Ups: Getting Ready to Compete Safely
Static stretching before a game measurably reduces power and reaction time. What a proper baseball warm-up looks like, and why the throwing…
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How to Make a Baseball Recruiting Video Coaches Will Watch
Video is how most college coaches decide whether to watch a player in person. What to film, how to shoot it, and…
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Outfield Play: Reads, Routes and Throwing
Outfield is treated as where you hide a weak fielder. Done properly it is a reads-and-routes skill, and the first step decides…
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Youth Baseball Safety: Protective Gear, Sliding and Collisions
Arm injuries get all the attention. The risks that actually put young players in hospital are batted balls, collisions and slides —…
