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Date Posted: 07:37:23 06/18/00 Sun
Author: BigE
Subject: Re: A couple of questions for Remington
In reply to: Arista 's message, "Re: A couple of questions for Remington" on 13:32:35 06/17/00 Sat

> > First of all let me state that I am an avid supporter of Remington. His posts have always been well thought out and clearly stated - and he has always taken the high road - refusing to get drawn into the many childish arguments and name calling that always float around in these kind of forums. I might not always agree with what he's saying, but he does force me to think through many issues. And I really enjoy that.
As for this teaching thing. Sometimes I think the really good players in any sport make lousy teachers. Their success is often the result of a God Blessed natural ability. Things would come so naturally for them, that it would be almost impossible to pass that info on to a lesser player. The most successful teachers (IMHO) are those that didn't have the natural ability - and had to struggle, and think their way through every phase of their development. This puts them in a great position to pass knowledge on to others.

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