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One sure way to build team unity is to teach your players to support their own teammates. Have each player learn the same "high five". Keep it simple such as two smacks of the hand or maybe a forearm bash. If everyone knows and uses the same one it can create a positive team spirit and the kids love it.

Line your team up on the first base side of home plate for a base-running drill. Before each player runs, ask them where a different base or field position is located. For example, ask the player "where is center field"? After a correct answer, or a simple point of the finger, let the player run the bases. Let each player have one or more turns. This will help them remember where all positions are located and that will make it easier to get them in the right spot during games. They think running bases is fun.