Baseball is a game I have been playing since the age of eight. Since then, I have been a phenomenal hitter. I was a right-handed hitter when I started playing baseball, and I was the best hitter in my age group. I always hit home runs when it was my turn to bat. The coaches who picked the teams argued about who would get the first pick because they all wanted to pick me first.
Another reason why you you should play is because like I said earlier, there is many positions to choose from that you could play. All of you option are pitcher, catcher, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, shortstop, and all of the outfield places. If you are better at one position than another one, your coach could place you were they think would be the best at. My final reason why you should play softball is because you might even have fun playing this sport. I think that it is a very fun sport to play.
but I just wanted to stick to Football. If you are going to play baseball here is some advice. Don’t be afraid of the
And people think that baseball is not an athlete's sport, but the bases are 90ft. And if you try to run all four of them it comes out to 360 ft. But if you are unathletic you are still given the chance to make an impact. Or I remember i saw this one kid that was missing a leg and he was striking everyone out and hitting home runs and stuff like that I have had many of good and bad experiences when I play. The bad experiences happen when I know
I am going to persuade you that softball should be part of our P.E. program. The reasons I believe that softball will help are time management, making friends, communication, and teamwork.
Baseball is one of America’s favorite past time sports. Baseball was derived from a British game called rounders, baseball was brought to America and the first professionally played in 1871. Baseball players now practice year round to stay in shape and better their skills. The most important physical attribute necessary for baseball is a strong arm. Before a game it is essential to properly warm up the players arm for best on field abilities.
From about the time when I was just a little kid, to the time that my brother James graduated high school, he always sacrificed his time to make me a better baseball player, athlete, and a teammate on and off the field. Ever since I can remember, I always loved playing catcher. I always wanted to be the guy who commands the whole team, like an army general in World War II. Being a catcher means that you have to be the captain of the team.
Almost everyone makes a goal for the new year; not many people accomplish their goal. The people who keep their goal most likely had a plan for completion. This year, I have created a goal for myself; I want to challenge myself to be the best athlete I can be.
Being involved in sports teaches vital life lessons that will promote you to overcome challenges you endure in everyday life. The passion and leadership required in the sport of softball reflect the qualities to be successful in my education. My life-long experiences in softball have helped me develop into the person I am today in pursuing my academic career. Through my background of being highly committed to the game, taking on leadership roles and balancing academics with athletics it has prepared me for college. Softball is very meaningful to me and is one of my main commitments.
When I first joined softball I remember it being such a beautiful day it was really fresh out in the softball field, the sky was light blue with birds flying high above, and the softball field’s grass was dark green and looked great for a picnic. I felt all alone in the big diamond field, my head had second thoughts as I seen all those other girls who were also going out for softball talking to their friends as they were waiting for the coaches to get to the softball field. Since I knew no one and was the youngest one out there going out for softball, I said to myself, I should not come back tomorrow, even though deep inside I knew I wanted to join. I had that second thought mostly because I was lonely and I didn't know anyone. I didn’t give up, I went out to tryouts everyday until the teams were made.
Once you get the hang of it, hitting a baseball will be a lot easier and a whole lot of
I recall being an wide eye sophomore who was given a chance to start varsity baseball. The feeling of being on top of the world was pumping adrenaline through my veins. But as game time drew near, I became nervous and doubt started to creep into my mind. What if I make an error or what if I strike out. All I could think
Are you willing to become noticeable or stand out from the team because with more practice you can be a superstar out on the field? I really want you to become a smarter baseball player because this is a thinking game, and if you don’t focus then you can get blindsided, or someone else can take your place.” “I
1. I need to practice more batting, flieding, backstop, pitching and raining if i do each of theses for 3 hours per week i think i will be able to move to the next stage. 2. i need to watch more professionals players do it and should see how is there movements and they do it because most of them do it by the right way. 3.
Learn how to swing at the balls in the strike zone. A strike zone in the places were the pitcher should pitch the ball so you can hit it. Second step is to keep your eye on the ball. If you don't keep your eye on the ball than you will not be able to ever actually hit the ball. The main things are to become a good softball player you need to love it from inside your heart.