Reply to "Best youth league for high school readiness?"

mattys1,000+ posts

@3and2Fastball posted:
The best thing you can do for a 7th or 8th grader who really loves the game is get them training with a really knowledgeable person on strength and agility. Somebody who specializes in training Baseball players.

as a step before that, I'd say that you need to assess your child's physical development and make sure that you're looking for the right kind of training. there are 7th graders who are shaving and 10th graders just starting puberty.

9/9/204:33 PM

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