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 | Fastpitch Home | | Please visit my blog http://fastpitchhome.com to read all about girls fastpitch softball. You'll read about its rules and terminology, find out about T-ball, Little League, and select ball; learn where to get tips and training, and read about my daughters and their games. Hope you'll join me and share your experiences with girls fastpitch softball. There's nothing soft about it! <br> | | Posted: 5/21/2008 at 22:52 | Read 39 times | 0 comments | Leave Comment |
| Fastpitch Softball | My daughters, ages 12 and 15 play "select" or "travel" softball. They started playing when they were 6 years old. Of course, then it wasn't so fast, and it was called T-ball. They've come a long way. The season is in full swing and being that we live in a suburb of Seattle, we have to prepare for any type of weather. We've spend a weekend in 20 degree temperatures and a weekend in the sun and seventies.
When you have kids that play select ball, you have to plan for a whole day at the park - we've spent as many as 12 hours at the field some days. I have a Squidoo lens that talks about softball from a mom's perspective and also tells you how to pack for a tournament. You'll normally watch at least 3 games on Saturday, and depending on how well you do on Sunday, 1 to 3 or 4 games. On Sundays, you lose and you go home.
Visit my Squidoo lens Fastpitch Softball From a Mom's Perspective and learn what you need to pack to survive a weekend at the ball field.
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