Finding the Right Bat

Choosing the right bat can make all the difference. How to pick the best bat for your child’s size, skill level, and league requirements.

The Perfect Fit: A Parent’s Guide to Buying the Right Baseball Glove

Tips and insights on selecting a glove that fits well and grows with your child’s game.

Beyond the Basics – Must-Have Baseball Gear for Every Young Player

When it comes to baseball, bats and gloves steal the spotlight. But seasoned coaches and parents know that the right gear beyond those essentials can make all the difference.

How to Slide in Baseball: Teaching Kids Early and Why It Matters

When it comes down to it, sliding can make or break a close play at second, third, or home.

Dare Mighty Things: Where Growth Begins

Big wins start with brave first steps. In sports, trying something new is the real victory.

The Dugout: The Beating Heart of the Team

If the baseball field is the stage, the dugout is the band's drumline – and if it goes quiet, everything falls apart.

The Parents Role in the Dugout

Remember to be the parent they’ll remember for all the right reasons.

Why Baseball Pants Were Made to Get Dirty (and Other Lessons in Letting Go)

How to celebrates dirt, sliding, and the beauty of messy effort – plus a few tips for getting those stains out (eventually).

The Bat That Won the Season: A Deep Dive into My Son's Bat Journey

A little journey – one that involves a lot of trial swings, a little frustration, and a surprising realization that sometimes, it’s not the stats or the brand but the feel of the bat that makes all the difference.

The Science of Dugout Chatter

Why does dugout chatter matter? It’s the secret sauce that turns nerves into home runs. Let’s explore how noise wins games—and why silence loses them.

The Importance of the First Catch

Every player remembers their first real catch—that moment when it all clicks. But it’s more than just a catch; it’s about confidence and small wins that build toward big moments. From the first out to the first hit or even an awkward high-five, those “firsts” are where it all begins. In baseball, as in life, the first step starts the journey.

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How I Taught Them to Catch All Wrong (and What I Learned)

Sometimes the best lessons come from our biggest mistakes. I thought I was teaching kids to catch, but I was setting them up for frustration instead. Here’s what I got wrong, how I fixed it, and the surprising things I learned about patience, technique, and letting kids find their own way.