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I am the wrong person to be giving advice for something like this but I actually listen to music to take my mind off the game. I know that sounds weird but I am too focused to the point to where I over think everything. Playing night games doesn't exactly help too much because the suspense of the game is there all day. Talk about a weird problem, hugh?

-Kevin
when i was high school we had a pregame meal then we had about 40 min to get to the feild for bp. in that time listen to music while and take our time to get dressed in lockeroom. then hit bp laugh and have fun but still keep serious. coaches help keep it loose. then about a half hour to chill play pepper talk do what we do, then warm up and play. ill see how much different things are this spring at the next level.
Hope you all dont mind an old guy posting here - my son is a 15 year old Soph and plays V. I expained to him that the pitching and hitting you are seeing now will be exactly the same 2 years from now....think about it...your experience and talent level will just go up and up and the level of play from your competitors will remain the same.

I think you will find that when you are a Senior the HS game will be easy for you - now the jump to college may be something different. Have fun guys!!!!!

Old guy leaving now.......
Last edited by catcher09
strange as it sounds, during a game, you should pick something out in the environment such as a house, tree, pole, etc. and just focus on it for a second. and think about the importance about it. the important thing about a tree is that it has green leaves. the important thing about a house is that there's people in it. the important thing about a baseball is that it's round. just anything to get your mind off and focus on something else, and you will pretty much go back to the real world focused and relaxed. it works for me...

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