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Not defining here, but just adding more to what has already been said. Another part of "field presence" is how one conducts oneself at all times. Leaning on the fence, acting like there is nothing going on on the field is an example of bad field presence. However, using proper between the innings mechanics, watching the offense and defense...etc are examples of what I would call good field presence. The manner in which one conducts oneself from the time they enter the complex until the time they leave is very important in the type of field presence one establishes.
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