Reply to "Teaching your son to control his emotions in a ball game."

Steve-3P Sports10+ posts

I will suggest a differnt approach. Take a look at his behavior outside of baseball. Does he hold himself up to the highest standards there. If so, where did he learn that? Does he falter in other areas? How does he feel when he does? Are these behaviors constructive or do you find that he is frustrated in other areas as well....when things don't go as he would like. Many players we work with have this situation and when you look at their approach in other activites, it reveals the real issue.

8/17/0910:14 PM

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