Baserunners Should Always Be Taught To:
1. Always know the situation.
2. The player's job is to start movement to the next base.
The coach's job is to stop it.
3. Anticipate the "dirt ball" pitch. Expect the ball in the dirt. Read the "dirt ball" and use the off speed or fastball in the dirtto advance or take the next base. Start yourself! "Make a decision and live with it! Trust your eyes!
4. Take the proper lead depending on the situation and number of outs.
4. Pick up the 3rd base coach early.
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Have a great day, Nick