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Everyone knows that the player who is 'away' or 'out' (meaning the golfer whose ball is farthest from the hole) plays first on each set of strokes. But when it comes to putting greens, many recreational players get the rule wrong. They believe that someone whose ball is off the green always plays before others whose balls are on the green.

Find it HARD to SELL Parents on 'Player Development'?
Want to know more about developing 'Complete' youth players?
Have you ever wondered what people will think if you don’twin games?
Ever feel overwhelmed coaching youth baseball?

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What if We Don't Win?
How Do I SELL Parents on My 'Player Development' System?

I spent 19 years in professional baseball with 14 of thoseyears as a minor league coach/field manager.

During this time, I constantly wrestled withthe desire to win games vs. developing ball players.

I really wanted to wingames because we are Americans and that is what we are judged on, right? Winningis where the bar is set, right?

But, my job description said something different. My job wasto teach, develop, train, mold, mentor, professionalize, coach, counsel,build-up, educate, allow for mistakes and then work to fix them, polish anddisplay character during competition.

Yes, my job was to help players developas a complete package. Why? So my organization…the Boston Red Sox…had a steadysupply of MLB ready players to fill the needs of the major league team.

When the Phone Rings
Building a 'Player Development' Rooted System

Winning is important…but it was the secondary goal. Most ofthe time my teams did not end up on top of the league standings (maybe some onthe bottom…ouch).

Success in our business came from moving prospects up theladder higher up the minor league system and available when the ‘Big-Club’called us for a player to fill in in the majors player roster.

Wrestling with
'Winning' vs. 'Player-Development'
Knowing Our 'Role'

This is what you get here. You will get the methods,templates, knowledge and proven ideas to help your players play better.

But moreimportant, you will understand how to look at your role and coach baseball fromplayer development eyes and viewpoint.

Is there room for winning? Without adoubt. We want our kids to compete their rear ends off. We want our kids tothrow it, catch it, field it and hit it better than the other teams.

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We also want to coach the game in a respectful and classymanner. We want to be great teachers, role models, awesome communicators, fairlyknowledgeable in the game, and be able to teach more than the game.

I call it “Theintangibles. Shaping kids into ‘complete’ players.

Remember Your Favorite Coach?

We want to show you how to transform your coaching style,knowledge and approach.

We have plenty of room to fit winning in the mix, yetmore importantly expose an enormous amount of life changing values to yourplayers.

What coach do you remember the most when you were a kid? Whatcoach had the biggest impact on you (hopefully positive)?

After we get to know each other and you start trying ourplayer development approach you will be better equipped to likely be a coachthat kids remember the rest of their lives.

Does this Player Development
Stuff Really Work?

'Coaching the Coaches'

My desire here is to serve you all by sharing my approach asa reference when you look at youth baseball player development.

My approach comesfrom years and years in player development at the highest levels of probaseball to the lowest tee ball entry levels and everywhere in-between.

I have made mistakes along the way and wish Ihad kept my mouth shut a few times (sorry umpires).

In the end, I want to coachthe coaches.

Show and tell the coaches the proven, best ways to approach youthbaseball and get the most desired positive influence.

You never know…somedaydown the line a kid might say, “I remember you as one the BEST coaches theyever had”.

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