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Young boys and girls begin to get involved in organized baseball between the ages of 4 and 5. At this age, they know little or nothing about the game of baseball. When they watch players running around the field, hitting fielding, throwing and running, there is a spark of interest in them because it looks like a lot of fun. Coaches can develop the necessary skills in their young players by doing these 8 incredibly fun tee ball drills with their novices.

Have you been chosen as this year's Tee Ball coach? Don't worry, the Bat Experts at JustBats outline the five best drills to keep young players attention.

Coaching your child's team for the first time can be a bit intimidating. Here are our 6 Tips for t-ball coaches! They can be used for other youth sports too

Are you coaching T-ball for the first time? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Check out our expert tips and tricks on how to make your coaching experience a success. From organizing practices to teaching the fundamentals, our guide has everything you need to know. Trust us, your little sluggers will be hitting home runs in no time! #Tballcoaching #youthbaseball #coachingtips #baseballhover

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There. It’s true. I am a tee-ball mom. I didn’t really know what that meant, except we went from weekly [Continue Reading]

I’m pretty sure you can take the teacher out of the classroom, but you can’t actually take the teacher out of her. Classroom management was my thing. Apparently it still is.Our first t-…

The key to enjoying the game of baseball and playing well for 4 year old players is repetition with drills. More than anything else, they need to learn the fundamentals of baseball, doing repetitive drills for fielding, throwing and hitting. Which baseball drills for 4 year olds that work on the fundamentals of baseball are the best?

L.A. Gamo “⚾️ Hitting Coach” on Instagram: "You’ll see coaches using heavier fancy balls. Want to save money? Use softballs. Same concept. ✅ (SAVE & SEND to a player/coach) I’ve NEVER been the coach that tells players/parents: “you NEED this or need that”. I’ll do my best to have do work at home with the equipment they already have. Anyways, the goal here is to stay through our in front of, EVEN more with a “weighted ball”. Want to get 1% better? Drop your email in the comments…