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here we go welcome to the one thousand hours outside podcast my name is jenny yorch i'm the founder of

one thousand hours outside and we are going to be talking today to a professional baseball player. I don't think I've ever talked to a professional baseball player in my entire life. Dan Blewett, welcome. Welcome. Thanks for having me. Appreciate it. So sports are a huge part of a lot of kids' lives. And so we've got a lot of parents that are listening in and the kids are doing youth sports and that's adding into their time outdoors which is a wonderful thing

we talk about the benefits of sports that are organized we talk about the benefits of sports that are

organized by the kids like pick up games of sports what What's your story? Did you fall in love with baseball

as a young kid? Yeah, I started, I guess, late by today's standards. My dad was coaching my

brother. We actually, our backyard, like, butted up to a local high school. So they would be

like over the fence practicing at this field that we could see from our from our back fence and

For me at like six or seven I was like nah, I'm good

I'm just gonna go back into the woods and like catch turtles and frogs and I was kind of outdoorsy that kind of stuff

And then one day it just kind of clicked and I started at age eight and

I was good at it. I enjoyed it like slug in a baseball felt

fun and then I had some early success. I had good coordination like getting bat to ball and

you know catch and throw and then from there I just I couldn't get enough I just was in the backyard

every day you know playing you, one-on-one baseball

with my best friend or whatever, get the neighborhood kids over, playing catch with my dad,

all that stuff. But there was a lot of free play, just backyard baseball in my childhood. And I think

that was really important because today, I mean, kids are playing organized sports of all ages

at six you, seven you.

And like, I have a nephew and two nieces and like, God love them, but they're still like, I mean, their attention spans.

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