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Tue Apr 25, 2006, 11:40pm
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Establish a rock solid stance behind the plate. Don't move a muscle until after the pitch has hit the catcher's mitt. Call any pitch that is close a strike.
Calling strikes makes the game go by easier. DO NOT SQUEEZE THE ZONE. 
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Tue Apr 25, 2006, 11:48pm
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have confidence. when i worked my first plate game ever as a 14 year old calling the 10-11-12 league i was just barely out of, my dad told me to be confident in what i do. when i worked my first college game, my dad told me to be confident. put your best into it, have faith in yourself, and you will be just fine. if you miss a pitch, get the next one and move on. stand tall and keep your head up, dont let anything get to you.
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