Posted by: jlp (james.pohl@kiski.org) on Sun Sep 22 13:09:31 2002

Mr Procito was going to give us his version of the best way to use proper mechanics and generate bat speed - and then didn't. Unless it's buried in the threads, I can't seem to find it. Did I miss it? Thanks, Daniel
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> > > > > > Sorry Daniel, you didn't miss it.
> > > > > > You missed the part where he said he had no intention to share his secret.
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> > > > > > Now I hope nobody out there is going to start saying that Sam is just bluffing, that he has no secret. We know he's been working with top-level mentors and he does possess the 'real dope' as its been called in some circles.
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> > > > > > What we have to do is figure out how to entice Sam to part with this incredibly valuable knowledge before he makes a video and starts selling it for, oh, lets say $79, over the internet. But if he does that, we can at least say we knew him when...
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> > > > > > Sam, tell all. You're killing us.
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> > > > > Say it ain't so Sam - you're not going to do the very thing you were against - cashing in? I read between the lines of Mr. Procito's original post and I'm afraid it must be true. How could I be so naive as to think there was something for free. I am still calling your bluff, however. Play your hand or get out of the game.
> > > > > Quotes below.
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> > > > > > "So people are very willing to spend money to give their kids an edge on the field."
> > > > > "Some have figured out that becoming an expert in hitting they can cash in."
> > > > > "The point is not to teach kids to hit. It's to separate their parents from their money."
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> > > > > I rest my case, Daniel
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> > > > > Daniel,
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> > > > You may have rested your case but I missed the point. What case are you resting? Or, to put it another way, what's your point?
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> > > The point is pretty clear. Sam Procito thinks he has the 'big secret' and he's advertising here that he has it. But he won't tell because he is going to sell it for a profit. However that does run opposite of what he has said in the past about hitting gurus only being in it for the money.
> > > Maybe he's related to Charlie Lau Jr. ???
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> > I strongly encourage people selling their knowledge for profit. That is the American way. I personally charge $300 an hour for my hitting knowledge. I don't want to brag but I have taught major league superstars and so did my father. What is ironic is that those who appreciate my service most are willing to pay $300 per hour, but yet there have been times in the past when, in the spirit of public relations and philanthropy I offered my knowledge and even an autographed copy of my book for FREE. And what did I get in return? Hostility and HATE-MAIL!! The moral of the story is, how much you get in return for your knowledge is a measure of the value of that knowledge.
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> WOW - the CLauJr imposturator is back!! Why don't you put your name on your posts? or did you forget which character you are these days?
> Lets see:
> Charlie Lau Jr
> Joe A
> Sam Procito - apparently your new alias. No wonder Sam knows so much but shares so little.
> Are you also Phil? Sal? do you also post the fake Majordan's? Who else do you do fake posts for?
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> "how much you get in return for your knowledge is a measure of the value of that knowledge" - good quote. I'm sure every conman in the world uses similar justifications for taking other people's money. It is simply a monetary measure of the marketing of that knowledge, however good or bad that knowledge is.
> Welcome back big guy! How about that free book you offered me so long ago?

> With regard to Sam/Charlie/Phil/Et Al's "secret to hitting success", two quotes come immediately to mind. One is PT Barnum's, "There's a sucker born every minute", and the other is from H.L. Mencken who said, "For every human problem, there is neat,simple solution; and it is always wrong!>
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