What are your guys thoughts on these two websites?

I'm not so sure about the first site. But the second one is hilarious, and reminds me of a lot of travel ball guys.

Paul Reddick is a credible source for pitching. The second site is funny relative to how many times I've seen and heard this spoof. But there's always new parents coming through the cycle to laugh at it.

And, based on the comments posted below it, there's a BUNCH of people coming through the cycle who can't tell a joke when they read one.

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Originally posted by RJM:
...... The second site is funny relative to how many times I've seen and heard this spoof. But there's always new parents coming through the cycle to laugh at it.

I've always heard good things about Reddick but the first link kinda rubs me the wrong way with how he has "THE" way to learn how to pitch. I'm not saying his stuff doesn't work but I'm leary of those who have the answers.

The second one is pretty funny.

I see what you're saying. He does come off as a tad condescending. But, you could just easily interpret that as enthusiasm.

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Originally posted by coach2709:
I've always heard good things about Reddick but the first link kinda rubs me the wrong way with how he has "THE" way to learn how to pitch. I'm not saying his stuff doesn't work but I'm leary of those who have the answers.

The second one is pretty funny.

Can't stand the "90MPH Club" title. If you want to say you'll improve velocity, fine. But to make people think their 73MPH son can throw 90 is a bit much. And even if they aren't really saying they make your kid throw 90, the title turns me off.

As for the second link, hilarious. And, he nailed me on a lot of those.

Looks like just another guy out there trying to take advantage of parents and kids looking for that magic bullet to glory. The 2nd a joke but an unfortunate truth of how some travel programs work.