[mysonis55]

My point is, they can make it a game and they have got to start that to get better. I will explain it like this. My son is a pretty good baseball player. He exceeds most in his age group. The reason for this is because of hard work and the fact that I have literally had him playing over his head. He played, and believe me I am not exaggerating, in the 14-18 year old league on 90 foot bases as a 10 year old. He almost always put the bat on the ball but could not run fast enough to get a hit unless it got past the infield, which at 10 takes a lot. However he was one of the top 3 fielders on his team. This made him sooooo much better than his team mates on his 10 year old team that it wasn't funny. I hope you kind of get the idea. Play way out of your league at first and your boys will eventually catch up. The boys adapt much faster than you may think.