There needs to be at lease 2 separate pitching threads

[X pitcher]

One for the beginner and one for the intermediate and maybe one for the advanced pitchers.
There is one for pitching, catching, coaching and one for everything else.
Can't expect the new parent to understand discussion for the HS or TB pitchers.

 

[chinamigarden]

Maybe a geezer one too��

 

[sleepwalker]

Maybe a thread for the dillusional poster too.

 

[23sDad]

Maybe a geezer one too

If you don't like what x pitcher has to say
Ignore him. The rude comments are not productive and not that funny...chinamigarden think mlive softball forum,,

 

[chinamigarden]

If you don't like what x pitcher has to say
Ignore him. The rude comments are not productive and not that funny...chinamigarden think mlive softball forum,,

If you don't like what someone else says ignore them. Good advice

 

[JAD]

I though we were all experts........just dayum!

 

[NVfishing]

I think everyone benefits through shared knowledge. Some things make sense to me that some people like and some think is stupid. Everyone has different ideas on how to fix a problem or the correct way to grip or pitch a certain pitch. I'm sure they work to different degrees for different people. Sometimes a pitcher might understand one method over another. It doesn't make someone else's method that they've had success with wrong. I like ideas from Hal and xpitcher. I don't like the "my way" is the right way approach and the bickering that has started on this board. This is a get away and fun place to learn. Keep it that way and keep it civil.

 

[halskinner]

I think I have it. Start a new forum called The X pitcher Files Only let him post there and nowhere else. That way all his words of inspiration will be set apart from us uninspiring souls.

 

[guero_gordo]

Maybe a technical and a practical forum. It's completely eradicated the whizzing contests we used to have in the hitting forum. ;-)

 

[BoardMember]

I happen to agree with the "2 topic" theory in the pitching forum. One for people who are actually coaching, or have coached players, whether it's a PC, a parent or otherwise........

And another for people who wish to spend their time bragging to everyone about themselves, and how well they pitched "back in the day", and who they lived next door to, and how awesome pitching USED to be back in the "golden years" of "mens" softball.........

That should separate the "wheat from the chaff" so to speak...........