slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:C77fastpitch wrote:Tyler, good post,"NOT". The king of nonsense strikes again.
No hitting program should promise such BS. It's not true and you know it! A client should hold you to this promise, especially when it doesn't happen.
We teach what the greatest hitters on the planet do. We fix all of the "philosophies" that have been taught to students and yes, if a student doesn't raise the BA 100 points, they should indeed "Call us on it" as you said. Easy to sit behind a keyboard and point fingers and judge. I do understand the skepticism based on some of the things being taught around Indy area. Give it a try. If we take on the student athlete, we stand behind our guarantee and our rates are nowhere near what some other programs charge.
Thank god, finally someone who can fix this mess and all the philosophies she's been taught.
http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/T ... 0719&tab=2
sftballguru wrote:You would really think that the Krush teams would be much better if this hitting program is that good!
INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:C77fastpitch wrote:Tyler, good post,"NOT". The king of nonsense strikes again.
No hitting program should promise such BS. It's not true and you know it! A client should hold you to this promise, especially when it doesn't happen.
We teach what the greatest hitters on the planet do. We fix all of the "philosophies" that have been taught to students and yes, if a student doesn't raise the BA 100 points, they should indeed "Call us on it" as you said. Easy to sit behind a keyboard and point fingers and judge. I do understand the skepticism based on some of the things being taught around Indy area. Give it a try. If we take on the student athlete, we stand behind our guarantee and our rates are nowhere near what some other programs charge.
Thank god, finally someone who can fix this mess and all the philosophies she's been taught.
http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/T ... 0719&tab=2
Very Awesome! Never said everyone was being taught wrong and never professed to be the only ones around.
slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:C77fastpitch wrote:Tyler, good post,"NOT". The king of nonsense strikes again.
No hitting program should promise such BS. It's not true and you know it! A client should hold you to this promise, especially when it doesn't happen.
We teach what the greatest hitters on the planet do. We fix all of the "philosophies" that have been taught to students and yes, if a student doesn't raise the BA 100 points, they should indeed "Call us on it" as you said. Easy to sit behind a keyboard and point fingers and judge. I do understand the skepticism based on some of the things being taught around Indy area. Give it a try. If we take on the student athlete, we stand behind our guarantee and our rates are nowhere near what some other programs charge.
Thank god, finally someone who can fix this mess and all the philosophies she's been taught.
http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/T ... 0719&tab=2
Very Awesome! Never said everyone was being taught wrong and never professed to be the only ones around.
Look I don't mean to bust your balls, I don't even know you. And admittedly I baited you a bit. My point with my post is, it's incredibly arrogant to guarantee 100 point bounce in BA for any kid. The kid in my analogy obviously has some god given talent, and no matter who's philosophy she follows, she's probably going to be pretty successful. I seriously doubt she's going to see a 100 point bump in her BA. You also have to keep in mind there's some guys and gals on this board who've been around and seen some things, most notably outrageous claims. Good luck with your new venture.
INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:
We teach what the greatest hitters on the planet do. We fix all of the "philosophies" that have been taught to students and yes, if a student doesn't raise the BA 100 points, they should indeed "Call us on it" as you said. Easy to sit behind a keyboard and point fingers and judge. I do understand the skepticism based on some of the things being taught around Indy area. Give it a try. If we take on the student athlete, we stand behind our guarantee and our rates are nowhere near what some other programs charge.
Thank god, finally someone who can fix this mess and all the philosophies she's been taught.
http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/T ... 0719&tab=2
Very Awesome! Never said everyone was being taught wrong and never professed to be the only ones around.
Look I don't mean to bust your balls, I don't even know you. And admittedly I baited you a bit. My point with my post is, it's incredibly arrogant to guarantee 100 point bounce in BA for any kid. The kid in my analogy obviously has some god given talent, and no matter who's philosophy she follows, she's probably going to be pretty successful. I seriously doubt she's going to see a 100 point bump in her BA. You also have to keep in mind there's some guys and gals on this board who've been around and seen some things, most notably outrageous claims. Good luck with your new venture.
I do indeed appreciate that! Our objective is not to be a "Me Too" Obviously when elite athletes walk in our doors the realization of a 100 point bump would be discussed in our initial evaluation. For the VAST majority of hitters we see, a 100 point bump is very reasonable. My team last year was very committed and increased team BA over 175 pts. My own kid, led the team, but did not help the BA go up as her BA actually dropped 6 pts from fall through summer. That is why 6 of them were invited back and will continue their improvement. The players that come to us for instruction are given an individual analysis. As you can see by our rates, we are NOT doing this for the money. Please keep an eye for future announcements. Our objective is to provide venues that give Indiana the opportunity to revolutionize this sport. Have a great day!
C77fastpitch wrote:Kids and parents search for help in skill development, not truly knowing what works and what doesn't. Lessons are expensive, and for some parents part of a larger softball expense that is truly overwhelming. So lets get real, and use common sense. No hitting, or pitching coach can make a softball player gain experience, or overcome a lack of natural ability. Yes, coaches can help, and make an enormous difference, especially by inspiring kids to work hard and improve. But when I read claims like those on this post, I feel sorry for the game of softball, and the families that are subjected to such bull. You don't have to believe me, talk to real experts, those that work with professional and top rated college programs, and not self endorsing money hungry amateurs.
Tyler Durden wrote:INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:slapperdad wrote:INKrush wrote:
We teach what the greatest hitters on the planet do. We fix all of the "philosophies" that have been taught to students and yes, if a student doesn't raise the BA 100 points, they should indeed "Call us on it" as you said. Easy to sit behind a keyboard and point fingers and judge. I do understand the skepticism based on some of the things being taught around Indy area. Give it a try. If we take on the student athlete, we stand behind our guarantee and our rates are nowhere near what some other programs charge.
Thank god, finally someone who can fix this mess and all the philosophies she's been taught.
http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/T ... 0719&tab=2
Very Awesome! Never said everyone was being taught wrong and never professed to be the only ones around.
Look I don't mean to bust your balls, I don't even know you. And admittedly I baited you a bit. My point with my post is, it's incredibly arrogant to guarantee 100 point bounce in BA for any kid. The kid in my analogy obviously has some god given talent, and no matter who's philosophy she follows, she's probably going to be pretty successful. I seriously doubt she's going to see a 100 point bump in her BA. You also have to keep in mind there's some guys and gals on this board who've been around and seen some things, most notably outrageous claims. Good luck with your new venture.
I do indeed appreciate that! Our objective is not to be a "Me Too" Obviously when elite athletes walk in our doors the realization of a 100 point bump would be discussed in our initial evaluation. For the VAST majority of hitters we see, a 100 point bump is very reasonable. My team last year was very committed and increased team BA over 175 pts. My own kid, led the team, but did not help the BA go up as her BA actually dropped 6 pts from fall through summer. That is why 6 of them were invited back and will continue their improvement. The players that come to us for instruction are given an individual analysis. As you can see by our rates, we are NOT doing this for the money. Please keep an eye for future announcements. Our objective is to provide venues that give Indiana the opportunity to revolutionize this sport. Have a great day!
I've got to say, I fully agreed with SlapperDad's last post. I also have to say that INKrush seems to be a reasonable person and has replied quite reasonably to our derision.
I'm guessing that there are plenty of kids in Indiana who could benefit a lot from this instruction at this price, and who's parents need help. For most kids, proper hitting mechanics requires some training by someone who has a clue about hitting. If Indiana wants to get in the game at the highest levels, they need to churn out many more players who can truly perform in all aspects. At least this group is making something happen. I'm a believer. Well, except for the 'guaranteed' claim. I'd excise that piece if I was writing their schtick.
C77fastpitch wrote:Your reasoning fails me! What does a gold medal gymnast have to do with softball, and what does your ridiculous claims
have to do with the fact that one of your coaches was a good ball player. Money is not issue for you, I wonder if your clients feel the same! Unbelievable!!! PS. By the way Tyler, go to your local library and pick up a book on elementary Logic. Read it, if you can, and try to implement some of it's values.