Question: If we take a 5 year old and provide them with a player development system that would give them the best chance of playing High School baseball in 10 years...
What would the system look like?
Yes, this is not a short-term battle to see how many rings and trophies we have when we are 9 or 10 years old.
This is a 7 to 10 year war. This is a decade of player development.
- Which kids are going to be left standing when they are 15 years old?
- Which coaches are going to implement a system for kids to reach the High School Baseball 'Funnel'?
- What is going to sustain kids in baseball through the 'Gauntlet years (13 and 14 years old)?
'Must-Have' Tool All Coaches Need
Running Your Entire Organization
This book will show you a simple system that is 'Tried and True' to help develop your kids to survive the 'Gauntlet' (age 13 and 14).
Most of our kids 'throw in the towel' and call it 'game-over' after age 12.
Why do kids stop playing after age 12?
- Game No Longer Enjoyable
- Coaches Ruin the Player's Joy
- Field gets huge using 90ft bases and 60'6" mound.
- Physical Bodies are not able to mature in proportion to the skills needed on the bigger fields.
- Inferior techniques and poor hitting approach (lack of quality coaching).
- Kid's confidence is compromised and parental praise less common.
- Success if not as easy to accomplish.
This is your first step to helping your kids reach the higher levels of youth baseball.
The eBook is about 100 pages in PDF form and will download to your electronic device after your payment clears.
*You will need to be able to download a PDF file.
I suggest you 'quick read it' and then go back and look at it again.
Try my practice system format and you will see immediate results in:
- players will be energized
- player motivation will increase
- players will have a higher FUN-level
- players get more reps
- coaches look like experts
- parents will see the fruits of the new system
- Kids will learn more and get better, faster.
- Throwing will improve.
- Develop more pitchers.
- Players loving to 'play' baseball
- Stop searching the internet 'jungle'