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Command under tempo
Baseball | Pitcher | 11U-12U
For a 12-year-old baseball pitcher, the first thing I would evaluate is command under tempo.
That is the first control point because it determines whether the athlete can make the role action usable when the skill holds once the inning gets faster, messier, or less scripted.
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