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Jun 9, 2020 1 hr

Justin Sherman- JustinTime Baseball

from BachTalk Hosted by Ian Bach

Episode 17 Season 2 is out with Justin Sherman of JustinTime Baseball. JustinTime baseball is an independent baseball/softball training and coaching business in Westchester, NY. JustinTime baseball specializes in youth baseball development to learn the fundamentals of baseball/softball while enjoying the love of game. They offer private lessons, group lessons, team practices, and birthday parties. Justin's goal is to spread as much knowledge of the game as he can to his community. He has implemented Coaches Clinics for coaches and parents to learn about the game and how to develop a team. These clinics include explanations of practice plans, team building techniques, unique drills, and baseball/softball drills. Justin played college baseball at WestChester Community College and SUNY Purchase College. During his time at SUNY Purchase College, he was the team captain and after graduation he went onto be an assistant coach. During the Pandemic, JustinTime Baseball has gone completely virtual including lessons and clinics on zoom. This idea has been able to spread the love and passion for the game of baseball to kids who are not able to leave their houses during this crazy time. Justin is not only a great individual but he is a perfect example of how to spread the love for game of baseball. Please join me in listening to Justin's story and "Always Remember Be Yourself".

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