Everyone knows you learn many life lessons through sports, including softball. Most people don’t think about these sports lessons it in terms of relationship pearls of wisdom. But I assure you, there are many lessons you learn on the field that you can apply to relationships and vice versa. There are things that you learn in real life that you can apply to the field.
Don’t believe me? Keep reading…
There ARE fundamental concepts that successful softball players have in common with successful daters (or people who are successful in the area of relationships). Here are a few…
5 Things Successful Softball Players and Successful Daters Have in Common
- both wait for the perfect pitch before they swing
- both know how to let bad pitches go
- both are good at reading signals
- both make their opponent earn each base they get
- both are excellent at quickly reading the situation then effectively executing the appropriate action
Pretty cool huh? Go ahead, share the link to this post on your facebook wall. I know ya wanna 
I think it is cute connection that was made between softball players and daters. However, it says that it is for people who are successful in the area of relationships. I would think that if it analogy were for people who were successful in the area of relationships then they probably would not be daters…they would be in a relationship. Other than def. a cute connection/correlation.
This was a really cute comparison and after I read it I realized it was all true this has definately helped me put my mental game in a good position and I’m so happy to actually get my softball career started thank youuu
Aw cute! When I first saw this on my email I was like dating and softball have nothing in common! It’s all clear now heehee
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i think this is cute and some goood tips for softball
when i first saw this i thought to myself are people just making fun of softball players i wasnt to sure what to expect so i clicked on it and relized what it was. i like it and it veryy cute(: by.
I like the analogy. However, I have a comment on waiting for the perfect “pitch.” I live in Florida and have lived in Miami. I have noted that umpires throughout the world ae not perfect. I have noted that folks from South America & Carribean area make it a point to agressively hit the ball—thats the name of the game. I wish I had taught my son & daughter to NOT to wait for the perfect pitch — when they’re young they should learn to hit anything – inside, outside, low, high. They will learn better “eye to hand” coordination if they can put the bat on anything reasonable. This philosphosy works for teams we have here in South Florida.