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#76
I appreciate this thread... Lately after reading this forum I am terrified my newly acquired GT3 is going to depreciate to nothing and/or blow its engine.... been giving me bad nightmares
#77
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^ dont worry so much.let the OTHERS worry, we just drive.
today: drove to sonoma raceway for brief visit with CJ
but the REAL REASON for the trip was BBQ on DutchCrunch at Angelo's. great weather to boot.
today: drove to sonoma raceway for brief visit with CJ
but the REAL REASON for the trip was BBQ on DutchCrunch at Angelo's. great weather to boot.
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#81
There's an easy drill to cure them of it once and for all. I took my son to a pro instructor and he and I had it gone for good in 4 weeks, working through a soft toss drill. Amazing transformation.
#82
mooty - loved your story of your Mr. Mom adventures with your kids, food and Mango. Sounded like a great day!
#84
Originally Posted by mooty
^ dont worry so much.let the OTHERS worry, we just drive.
today: drove to sonoma raceway for brief visit with CJ
but the REAL REASON for the trip was BBQ on DutchCrunch at Angelo's. great weather to boot.
today: drove to sonoma raceway for brief visit with CJ
but the REAL REASON for the trip was BBQ on DutchCrunch at Angelo's. great weather to boot.
Regarding Mango... signal yellow with red brakes and black wheels is gorgeous. No im not wiring funds, just commenting.
#87
for some baseball.
My 12 yr old. First scrimmage of the season. Heading to AZ in about three weeks.
Agree re eliminating bat drag.
My 12 yr old. First scrimmage of the season. Heading to AZ in about three weeks.
Agree re eliminating bat drag.
I'll teach your son how to play baseball, if you let me drive that car...
Seriously, cherish those t-ball moments in their little elastic waist baseball pants. Someday you'll look back on those photos with your boy and recount some special memories.
More seriously, if your son continues to play ball, get him with someone who knows how to hit early, so he can learn to keep his hands high and go straight to the ball. 99% of the kids in little league drop the hands and drag the bat through the zone. The kids who learn early to keep the hands up and on top of the ball are wayyyy better hitters and have a lot more fun with the game.
Seriously, cherish those t-ball moments in their little elastic waist baseball pants. Someday you'll look back on those photos with your boy and recount some special memories.
More seriously, if your son continues to play ball, get him with someone who knows how to hit early, so he can learn to keep his hands high and go straight to the ball. 99% of the kids in little league drop the hands and drag the bat through the zone. The kids who learn early to keep the hands up and on top of the ball are wayyyy better hitters and have a lot more fun with the game.
#88
Makes sense, my son easily hit 3-5000 ***** during that month. Of course, a year later he quit the game to focus on hockey. Kids.