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WRLLUmpires
Discussion Group |
The purpose of this
group is to provide a place where we can discuss Little League
rules, mechanics, training and game management as taught at Western
Region LL, but certainly not exclusive to that. The group will not
accept any list-bullies and the nature of our posts will be for
education - not criticism. We want to give everybody an opportunity
to learn in an environment where no question is considered a dumb
question and you will not be belittled for your posts or subsequent
responses. The group is
primarily for umpires, but all who have an interest in officiating
Little League baseball are welcome. This is a Yahoo Group site
and requires you register as a Yahoo user (free). This site is
absolutely invaluable. The main function of the group is an
exchange of ideas that can be seen on the website, or can be handled
through your email. |
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Jim Evan's Academy of
Professional Umpiring |
Jim Evans is the
ultimate authority on the training of umpires. If you ever get a chance to
attend one of his 3-day or week long courses - do so! He also
offers a five week course for those aspiring professional umpires
(very expensive - but if you plan on umpiring for a living, there's
no better course out there according to those in the know.)
There are only two professional baseball umpiring schools recognized
by Major League Baseball - this is one of them. |
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Honig's |
Umpiring Equipment
(probably the best site for your needs) |
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Gerry Davis |
Umpiring Equipment &
Umpire Reference Materials (a good site to browse) |
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California District 39 Umpire Site |
Lots of good
information here. D39 puts on one of the best LL umpire
clinics every year. They are located in the Santa Cruz/Aptos,
California area. |
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