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Version 1.4 · 2025-02-03
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PRODUCT PAGE TEXTWhen my son, Drew, was starting out in Little League, he had all the basic skills but wasn't sure what to do when he fielded the ball. I had an idea how I could reach Drew and heighten his mental approach. Like physical skills, mental skills need to be practiced. I programmed the first inning of Where’s The Play?® so he could interactively practice simulated field situations. I knew an interactive approach would involve him in the learning process. By touching/clicking on choices on the screen and getting immediate feedback, whether right or wrong, he'd discover baseball principles on his own. And it worked. Where's The Play?® is for boys and girls 5-12 playing baseball or softball. It’s a simple training tool that covers the basics of making plays in the field. WTP is not intended for All-Star or Travel Team players.…
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