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If your kid is in high school and needs to go to a facility like this to get coaching then maybe you should replace the H.S. Coach. Otherwise, for little leaguers this type of facility/training is usually beneficial. To what extent is questionable. Advice: You parents that spend thousands of dollars in "Super"Leagues, you should take all of that money and invest it in a qualified personal instructor. Your child will get much, much, much more benefit in skill development. Good Luck to All!
I say save all that money you spend in super leagues for your child's college fund. Much better spent and your child will develop into a better all-around person.
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