No one will mind. Go for it!I have so many questions but I don't want to overload the board with issues specific to my daughter. I also am reluctant to bother the coaches too much because they have 50 sets of parents between 12U-18U to deal with and I don't want to be a pest.
If I can ask another question I would appreciate it. How many of you pay to have training for your DD beyond what the team does. Our organization encourages working out on your own but it seems like this issue is somewhat sensitive. My daughter is talented but raw, she clearly needs to be molded. Team practices are run well and the staff is first class as I have said but I think she could benefit from some one on one. I know baseball inside and out but I don't know the first thing about coaching. I was thinking of paying for once a week sessions over the winter to focus on areas that the instructor feels she needs to work on but I don't want to step on anyone's toes, I also don't want to get scammed or have her recruited for another team. Some of the facilities I have looked up online seem to be money mills that will take anyone and "advise" you on your child's weaknesses and the need for endless training.
Once a week training sounds good. You won't be stepping on toes. And don't be afraid to ask the coaches what would be good to work on at home. I'm sure most of them would love the question and be happy to give you some suggestions.