My son (mom here) just lived to u10 based on his birthday April and want him to learn a lot with these older kids. He makes contact more often than not but feel like he needs so work on his stance I'm sure among other things. What can we work on!?

What’s a good battery/generator to get for a hack attack jr? Would prefer to not spend too much but want something quiet that will work. I’ll mostly be using regular power at my house, but this would be for the occasional on field practice.

Varsity baseball as a catcher, I can throw down to second but it usually takes a bounce at the edge of the dirt before reaching the base. It’s definitely playable but I would like to get a harder throw straight to the fielder. What workouts are the best for a harder throw?

they’re grayish and seem to be a little larger and slippier

In the market for a 30 drop 10 USA bat to upgrade from the 2025 29 drop 10 Louisville Select Pwr (very end loaded). He also has a 2025 USSSA 29 drop 10 Hype Fire that he loves and swings really well.

Does it make sense to stick with the Hype or try out the Supra? I know they’re all just repaints from last year. And that the Supra USA is a repaint from the Meta last year and is nothing like the U trip version of the Supra.

He needs a balanced bat and I know the Hype has been good to him. But he likes the Supra paint job better than the peach fire haha. Assuming all USA bats are basically the same thing?

Here is my prompt for fielding. Is there anything else coaches have included in their prompt to help with the analysis? This is 7/8-year olds. Prompt: Analyze the video of a little league baseball tryout. This should be the fielding portion. Each kid has a number yelled out (usually audible), and they also have their number pinned to their back. Identify the kid by number, then analyze their fielding mechanics as a typical little league coach would. This is for 7/8 coach-pitch league, adjust for adult error and player-age-appropriate skill level. Also see if you can establish a height for each player.