Posted by: ChrisJG (fitforlifechris@aol.com) on Wed Sep 25 21:09:09 2002

>>> You might say a four year old is too young. I dont think so if you laugh,play and have fun. Some of you may have had some bad childhood experiences, and I'm sorry for it. But some of the biggest highlights I had growing up were catching passes and hitting balls. If I can encourage my son to play outside, to throw and kick a ball rather than always watching cartoons or playing video games, I guess I'm a sick man. Tetherbaseball, I call it a training aid my son I'm sure would call it a toy. Now if my son doesnt care for one of my passions then we can always go out and fly a kite or chase leaves. <<<
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Thanks Jack, I think I'm gonna order one.

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> Well stated Chris. My most cherished memories were from the times I spent with my Dad. From playing catch to fishing or working on a project – it was not the activity that mattered – it was just doing something with Dad that mainly sticks in my memories. --- Dad coached me, I coached my sons and we all still love baseball.
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> Not positive, but I believe the training aid you are referring to is the “Swing-a-Way.” Good luck to you and your son!
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> Jack Mankin
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