Secrets of the Short Game: Bunting Technique and Drills

The One That Got Away Chapter 27 (M 1/6) “Well, I thought we could have a little fun before we had dinner, you know…some… one and one time with each other. Trust me, you’ll enjoy it.” He said as he smiled over at me. “And I sort of wanted you to meet my family. I know you’ll like them.” I was a little relieved when he reassured me of his plan. His smile woos me to the point where I feel like I’m floating on cloud 9. “Actually, that sounds really sweet.” I said as I leaned over and kissed his soft cheek. He grinned but kept his eyes on the road. I stared out the window and watched the city turn to trees in mere minutes. It was so beautiful and scenic. The sun was setting as I noticed buildings start to pop up along the road and before I knew it, we had made it to the next town over. We pulled into the parking lot of an enormous warehouse as I felt my phone vibrate in my pocket. I slid it out and saw that it was a text from Joe. ‘Nick…’ it read. But nothing else. What the fuck is that. I decided not to respond. I was on a date trying to get my mind off things, and I really wanted to enjoy myself. I glanced out the window and felt a bit scared about what could happen. Seeing movies just makes me like that. I’m too young to die. Ross got out of the cherry red dodge charger and opened the door for me. He held his hand out for me to take. “Do you trust me?” he asked. How could I not say no? “Yes” I said simply. He didn’t let go of my hand as we walked to the structure. I …

In this youth softball drill, Jennie Finch, has youth softball players move through a “catching on the run” drill to increase speed and accuracy.