The sport has become part of the well-celebrated modern games. There are two teams that are competing in each game. Each team is required to have at least nine players. The groups take turns in playing as the batting and the pitching team. Batters play by attempting and succeeding to hit the ball and then advancing to the bases without being hit by the ball, which could be caught by the infielders or pitchers. Playing baseball let kids take part in an exciting, fun and action-filled sport that many of their peers are interested too. Younger kids love baseball because they enjoy running around. While, older kids especially high school teens love the sports because they enjoy exploring their physical abilities. To avoid this, parents, coach and kids need to learn baseball safety. All injuries can't be prevented from happening, but taking precautionary measures can at least give players the best possible chance for injury-free participation in the game. Here are some safety requirements and safety tips that every player, parent, and coach need to know: 1. Directing the ball To place the ball toward the first base, keep the right hand rigid while pushing the left hand forward. Bunting it to third base, keep the right ball like you had a glove on. Do not poke at it. (Do the opposite movements when you are a left-hander.) Bunting the strike If in the act of moving into a bunting position and the pitch looks like a ball, immediately yank the heavy end of the bat back. The latter is called the fielding team. They are out to stop the players of the hitting team from scoring runs. They aim to get the hitters out through various tactics that they can use. While the game is on, the batting team player can advance at any of the bases on the diamond as long as their teammates are able to hit. Make sure that you will use something that you will be able to handle with ease. This step allows you to think quickly and practice your precision as you try to swing and hit the bat during the practice. With the bat on your hand, you have to come up to the plate with a clear plan on your mind. Your goal is to make sure that the bat s contact with the ball is going to be solid and you have to hit the ball at the middle of the bat.