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Re: tee vs coach pitch I just posted a response, but don't know if it worked.
One year of T-ball is enough. "if we do it for you we have to for it for everyone”, - then they should do it for everyone. Little kids don't have a long attention span and after one year of T-ball, they should move to coach pitch so that a) they stay interested and keep growing with the game and b) so they don't hurt any of the little kids who are stepping out there for the first time. My youngest daughter loves to play now but T-ball didn't really hold anyone's interest. Followups:
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