Do parents stay during baseball lessons?
For the first lesson, yes. Parents should be there. It lets you meet Coach Isaac Hess, see how he works with your player and ask questions on the spot.
After the first lesson, it is up to the coach's direction and your player's comfort. Some sessions work best with a parent nearby. Others work best with parents out of sight, because some players focus better and take coaching more freely when mom or dad is not watching.
Neither approach is better for every child. Coach Isaac will tell you what he sees working for your player, and you can always bring up your own preference. Either way, parents are welcome to ask questions about progress after the lesson. Call or text 407-498-6602 with any concern.
If you have any question about safety, conduct or what a session looks like, call or text 407-498-6602 and we will answer it before you book.
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