Antique Sports Uniforms and Equipment : 1840-1940, Baseball – Football – Basketball

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Question by daughters_a_wookie: Can you give me some tips on starting collecting baseball cards?
My son wants to start collecting cards, and I looking for a little help

I believe its best to stick with just one companies cards/brand but which is the best fo a beginner? And does he just go get a couple packs or save up fo a box, etc?

thanks in advance for your answers and any other misc. advvise you may have on collecting baseball cards.

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Answer by Jason M
how about cards of his favorite player(s), then work up to team sets. you can find anything on ebay.

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Learn about equipment needed to play baseball withexpert baseball tips from a former baseball player in this free sports instruction video clip. Expert: Richard Davis Bio: Richard Davis has played baseball at various levels for more than fifteen years. He has played at the Amateur Athletics Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association levels. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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Article by Larry Cicchiello

Hey coaches and parents, I have a question. Why isn’t this the first thing taught to a young player when it comes to hitting. If anyone involved in baseball coaching doesn’t make this the first thing they teach a player, they are making a huge mistake. Especially, if it is a young player who is just learning the gameof baseball. I can’t think of ANY baseball tips on hitting that are more important.

Getting hit by a pitch can be a very serious matter and at times can be downright disheartening. It should be on the very top of the list of baseball coaching tips. Unfortunately, many baseball players at all levels of play have not learned the proper way to get out of the way from an inside pitch. Even in the professional ranks, quite often it is not executed properly.I find it bothersome that anyone involved in baseball coaching would not teach this method BEFORE worrying about batting averages, hitting line drives and home runs. There is no excuse for this.

The Very Simple Way To Protect Yourself:

1. When you take your stride and see the baseball is coming in your direction, you should fairly easily be able to turn your body a quarter of a turn back toward the catcher.

2. Tuck your chin in toward your chest and turn toward the catcher so your head is lowered and much less exposed. It’s the fastest, easiest and most effective way to protect your head, face, chest, stomach and groin area. The worse scenario would then be getting hit by the baseball in the upper back, mid or lower back, rear end or the back of your legs. It is absolutely necessary for you to protect your head and the entire front of your body!

3. To keep it simple, tuck your head in and duck, putting your chin against your chest and bend and turn downward toward the catcher like you are going to have a nose to nose argument with him!

When a player gets severely injured when hit by a pitch, it is a sad time for ALL who are involved, especially if it is a younger player. The entire ballpark gets very quiet. Suddenly, it doesn’t matter what team you are on, what the score is or who you are rooting for.Managers, coaches, umpires, players, and spectators, including relatives of the injured player will all be devastated. If at all possible, we want to avoid this.

Please learn this technique so we can all enjoy the baseball game itself. If you are involved in baseball coaching, please put this on the very top of your list of baseball tips on hitting, especially with younger players. Let’s worry about hitting for higher averages and hitting home runs later on.

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You CAN improve and overcome any of your baseball weaknesses if you are a player, a coach, or if you are a baseball parent and your child is struggling. Larry has some FREE baseball tips on hitting and FREE baseball pitching tips available at http://www.LarryBaseball.com. You will be raising more than a few eyebrows!

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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) October 25, 2006

HittingWorld.com, a fast growing source of youth baseball instruction on the web, has launched its online store to provide high quality baseball equipment to players, parents and coaches. The store specializes in selling wood baseball bats, but also carries a large selection of baseball training aids, instructional videos, pitching machines, baseball gloves, equipment and more.

The new website, located at www.HittingWorld.com, aims to provide players, parents and coaches of all levels of baseball with only the very best training products, while providing exceptional prices and outstanding customer service.

HittingWorld.com carries over sixty wood bat models from seven leading wood bat manufacturers including maple bats, ash bats, training bats, youth models and more. Many of these wood bats are fully customizable and can be ordered in the colors and style that the baseball player chooses.

Apart from wood bats, the online store also features hundreds of baseball hitting aids, baseball gloves, instructional baseball videos, pitching machines and more. The website also continues to offer free baseball instruction with hitting tips and a library of instructional baseball articles from top coaches at the professional, collegiate and amateur levels.

For more information please visit www.HittingWorld.com or call (877) 300-0087.

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