The right option is; transfer training principle
This scenario represents transfer training principle.
The transfer principle involves the effect of former experiences or learning on the performance of later skills or activities. The effects may be zero (without any influence), positive (better performance), or negative (worse performance). Right application of the transfer principle saves valuable training time, and it improves results.
Learning disabilities and speech/language impairments
<span>I think the best option will be shorten the distance between the bases. But it depends to the type of game that she is playing, whether it is a recreational activity or competition. But if it is just for fun, then let her play and adjust to her distance. This is for fun and everyone should be participating. Shortening the distance of the bases will help her run easily.</span>
