Two rules for fastpitch excellence
Playing outside your
comfort zone pays off
Taken from a much larger article posted at ESPNHS Softball by
blogger Casey Stangel
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1. Get out of your comfort zone
When you get to college, you’re in a new place, playing with new teammates and learning a new coach’s style. Learning to perform under uncomfortable conditions teaches you the ability to play your own game and to work well as a teammate.
When you get to college, you’re in a new place, playing with new teammates and learning a new coach’s style. Learning to perform under uncomfortable conditions teaches you the ability to play your own game and to work well as a teammate.
2. Seek that spotlight
I encourage everyone who wants to play college softball to look at their playing situation and ask yourself the following questions:
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► Am I playing on a team going to the top exposure tournaments?
► Am I in a place where I am being exposed to a variety of college coaches?
Being on the right team and competing
in major tournaments is just one step in the recruiting process.
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