If you pay attention, the game of baseball can teach you several life lessons that will be useful later. Here are 11 of them…
Play Like a Scout is Watching
How do you inspire your players to do the little things that are often the difference between winning and losing? One approach is to have them play as if someone important — like a scout — is watching these things…
Take Responsibility
Are you a player who blames umpires, coaches, teammates, and conditions for your failures? Or do you take responsibility for mistakes and find ways to adjust? Those who take responsibility are your team leaders…
The Building Blocks for Success
There are certain characteristics that separate great teams from good ones, and good teams from bad ones. These are the building blocks for success…
Process vs. Results
Baseball is a game of failure. But if you use a good process consistently, it will yield positive results more frequently. It’s important that coaches and parents help kids understand the role of process vs. results. Here’s a closer look…
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