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starting young Posted by: girl's coach (green4010@netscape.net) on Wed Aug 11 06:46:29 2004 I have just begun caoching a group of girls who will be a 10u softball team next year. I would like to start these girls on a voyage to become rotational hitters.(I have an older daughter who pitches in college and can see what type of hitter gets the most hits off her).
Where should I start? I have Jack's DVD but at this age these girls seem to only be able to focus on about one thing at a time. I'd like any advice on what the "baby steps"(almost literally) are to teaching rotational mechanics. Followups:
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