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<blockquote data-quote="pickup" data-source="post: 521124">Well, let&#039;s face it hoax, if the coaches could beat the professional tennis players, they would quit the job and join the professional circuit. The coaching job is filled by someone who can&#039;t beat the player . And key point, the coach answers to the player and the player decides what he will do and what he won&#039;t (unless your coach is your father, eh serena and venus) so if he suggests something that doesn&#039;t make sense, you don&#039;t follow it. Try telling your feeder trainer what he said is not valid for a particular circumstance. Let&#039;s look at pitching coaches in the major leagues. Have you ever seen a pitching coach who didn&#039;t actually pitch as a minor leaguer and/or a major leaguer before taking the job? Is there a school to become a pitching coach? (NO) and if there were, would any pitcher listen to that coach when he came out with his &quot;diploma&quot; (hell no).As for experience, well ups won&#039;t hire truck school graduates for casual feeder positions . They want a year&#039;s worth of accident free driving before they will hire someone for a temp peak position. So ups knows the value of experience as well.I admit , the trainer can serve a valuable role in refreshing or teaching the ups way. but experience means a helluva lot more.&nbsp; This started out as a reply to Hoax but it wasn&#039;t directed entirely at him.Oh my girlfriend locked me out of here for a week(she changed my password) but I am back after learning my lesson (yeah we will see ) I think she is going to join so she can monitor how much I post. I tried finding my old dave kingman picture on the web, but can&#039;t find it. She substituted it with a picture of homer . Oh, well, I&#039;ll find a different avatar</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pickup, post: 521124"] Well, let's face it hoax, if the coaches could beat the professional tennis players, they would quit the job and join the professional circuit. The coaching job is filled by someone who can't beat the player . And key point, the coach answers to the player and the player decides what he will do and what he won't (unless your coach is your father, eh serena and venus) so if he suggests something that doesn't make sense, you don't follow it. Try telling your feeder trainer what he said is not valid for a particular circumstance. Let's look at pitching coaches in the major leagues. Have you ever seen a pitching coach who didn't actually pitch as a minor leaguer and/or a major leaguer before taking the job? Is there a school to become a pitching coach? (NO) and if there were, would any pitcher listen to that coach when he came out with his "diploma" (hell no). As for experience, well ups won't hire truck school graduates for casual feeder positions . They want a year's worth of accident free driving before they will hire someone for a temp peak position. So ups knows the value of experience as well. I admit , the trainer can serve a valuable role in refreshing or teaching the ups way. but experience means a helluva lot more. This started out as a reply to Hoax but it wasn't directed entirely at him. Oh my girlfriend locked me out of here for a week(she changed my password) but I am back after learning my lesson (yeah we will see ) I think she is going to join so she can monitor how much I post. I tried finding my old dave kingman picture on the web, but can't find it. She substituted it with a picture of homer . Oh, well, I'll find a different avatar [/QUOTE]

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