Baseball Persuasive Speech

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Hello Shawnna,
Is wonderful that you are able to enjoy this fun activity with your son and teach him how to throw a baseball, proper posture is very important. By having your son stand with his left foot in front of his right foot gives him balance, his arms in the right position allows him to throw the ball well and get better and better as he practices. By you knowing how this activity is done gives you the confidence to know that your son will learn to play the game well and have fun at the same

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