February 18th, 2016 — Lack of Concern for High School Softball Pitchers— Overuse or Abuse? The 2016 Indiana High School season is upon us. Many athletes are excited…it’s a great honor to play for your school and community—an Indiana tradition. However, over the years I have noticed a trend regarding our pitchers after the high school season. Many parents’ ... More »
March 14th, 2011 — For the past year SoftballOne has in the process of sponsoring a work visa for former Olympic player Wen Li-Hsiu of Taiwan. Fortunately the petition was approved February 18 and we are expecting her to make her teaching debut very soon. To make a long-story short and get to the point of this newsletter shortly, ... More »
January 14th, 2008 — November 27th, 2006 I am writing this newsletter at my Aunt Neva’s farm house in Northern Georgia. In the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, where fried chicken and pine trees are abundant, and family is in the air. Although my mother and Aunt Neva are only 18 months apart, my cousins and I are caught ... More »
January 13th, 2008 — Whoever teaches his son teaches not only his son but also his son’s son, and so on to the end of generations. -Hebrew Proverb We all know the world can be cruel, but it is what it is. Human civilization has evolved from the need to feed to complex social hierarchies based on established financial ... More »