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This question is specific to juniors. I feel strongly that the basics such as hitting cleanly and accurately should be concentrated upon but I am anxious that repeated practice can make this dull. Do you have fun sessions to ensure the basics are practiced but a sense of competition and fun is retained?
I always find that using hitting games and hitting relays are good fun for the younger kids, making sure they concentrate on hitting to their partner / team mate. And for the receivers trapping the ball is very important
Dear Mike
I have attached 1 practice and a game for you try and see if it helps you to motivate the players to hit longer before getting bored.
Kind regards
Bram
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