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About John Priest
Expertise I can answer all questions regarding baseball fundementals from the little league to the professional level. I have the most knowledge in hitting mechanics and fundamentals and the development of power and batspeed. I can also answer all questions for catchers, pitchers, infielders, and outfielders. I also have experience coaching at the high school and AAU levels. Please no questions about rules and/or rule interpretation. English only please.
Experience I have played through college, and semi pro baseball. For the past 10 years I have been coaching and providing instruction for all age and ability levels. Numerous clients of mine have gone on to play in college and some are playing in the minor leagues. I have provided coaching and instruction for high schools, training facilities, and the Nokona Baseball Factory.
Publications http://jpbaseball.blogspot.com/
Education/Credentials Graduated 2009 Associates degree in Science
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Expert: John Priest - 10/27/2009
Question My son was born sept, 28, 1998. In the upcoming year what age group would he have to play. Someone told me he could stay in the 9-10 year old, but I thought he would have to move up. Thanks
Answer Stephen,
I am sorry for being so late on the answer. I never got an email notification about the question.
I would check with your league rules some leagues don't follow the official "little league" rules. It also depends on the ability of your son. If he can stay in the younger league and he needs more practice the younger league may be less competitive and your son can build confidence before moving up. On the other hand if your son is ready don't hold him back, move him up to play in the older group and play with better competition.
Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Thank You,
John Priest
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