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So I play tennis for very long time and I'm a senior in my high school. I never played softball before, I really want to play this year. My mother doesn't let me because she thinks softball is gonna effect my tennis skills. I didn't play any team sports either and I really want to try softball. It's only for four months, and I'm not gonna play again. I want to keep playing tennis in college. So do you think 4 months softball will effect my tennis skills so bad that I can't play tennis in college level, or can I practice them together??
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