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New changes for upcoming softball season

When weight lifting you have to use a bunch of things to get the right burn. The softball team uses the weights like these to work out. But they also do floor exercises to get back into shape. Photo courtesy of MCT photo.
When weight lifting you have to use a bunch of things to get the right burn. The softball team uses the weights like these to work out. But they also do floor exercises to get back into shape. Photo courtesy of MCT photo.

With the softball season coming there are a lot of changes that the team will have to undergo. Some of them are small and others are very big.

• New coach

• Morning practice

• Running schedule

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The new coaches name is Kelly and was the team’s assistant coach last year. The players are excited about the coach.

“I think coach Kelly is working hard to get us in shape for the new season and

she is going to make us work hard to do the best we can,” said Savanna Asbrock, 10.

Morning practice starts at six o’clock and are on Tuesday and Thursday. The team does a rotation of weight lifting but these exercises also use their body weight to get the best work out.

“I do not like morning practice, but I think that it helps,” said Larson Kent, 9.

Last year the players were expected to run long distances. This year the team meets on Monday and Wednesday to do sprinting so when they get into practice and games they will be able to outrun throws.

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