The Intentional Baseball Family
TheIntentionalBaseballFamilyA husband-and-wife perspective on raising two very different ballplayers, making smarter youth baseball decisions and pursuing big goals without losing the joy of the journey.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 223 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Don’t Let One Bad Moment Become Your Kid’s Baseball Identity
If you’ve spent enough time around competitive sports, you’ve watched it happen.
A player makes a mistake he normally wouldn’t make. His shoulders drop. His mind stays stuck on what just happened. The next opportunity comes, but part of hi...
The Pitcher Identity: What We're Really Teaching Our Kids on the Mound
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There’s something different about raising a pitcher.
When your kid takes the mound, every pitch is on display. Every walk feels bigger. Every mistake is visible. And as a parent, it’s not always easy to know when to step in,...
Your Kid Wants to Be a Pitcher. Here's What That Really Means.
Scott here…
There’s something different about being a pitcher.
Every kid on the baseball field has a job. But when you’re standing on the mound, holding the baseball, with everyone waiting for you to make the next move, that responsibilit...
Big goals. Better decisions. A FREE virtual event starting Monday.
Youth sports parents are constantly being told what they need to do more of.
More training. More tournaments. More exposure. More investment in the next big opportunity.
But what if the most important thing we can do for our young athlete...
The Urge to Fix It
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Youth baseball makes it almost impossible not to compare your kid. Who made the better team? Who throws harder? Who’s getting the innings? Who got selected? Who’s traveling where? Before long, another family’s decision or ano...
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Subscribe for smarter decisions, honest perspective and practical guidance for navigating youth baseball, supporting your player’s big goals and keeping the sport from taking over your family’s life. (Formerly Youth Sports Unfiltered)
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