Bryant had alot of fun and by the end was throwing better. Conner was very entertaining to watch (which I don't know if that is a good thing or not).
Conner would twist his body all the way around for his swing. I'm sure it would give him more power if he could see the ball :). The picture below looks like he is on the other side.
Conner ended up being left handed, most parents try to make their kid a left handed ball player, I really didn't.
It was so funny watching him play, the helmet didn't fit his head, one time it even got stuck on his head and they didn't even push it down all the way.
Trying to get a team picture. They were a really active team. The year I coached we couldn't get the kids to stand up, these kids were always going for the ball.
Finally got a good one. Courtney and her friend coached. They were great with the kids and had alot of energy and patience.
Bryant's Coach was Jay, he really did a great job with the kids, and I got to hang out with Michelle in the Dugout.
Here is a good shot of Bryant hitting.
I made Bryant a deal that if he paid attention, I would give him a marble (for his jar) every time he touched the ball, and 2 if every time he hit it, this helped.
Notice that both my boys closed their eyes when they hit. So much for "See ball, hit ball."
