Mix them up is the key to survival. Deliver the same pitch every time like a fast ball and history will be made. A base hit, home run, or whatever, could get a win for some lucky team.
On three separate occasions three curve balls traveled toward the plate. They had a mind of their own. Speed and position depended on the guy on the mound, how he held the ball, and his throwing arm.
The choice was the batter's. Baseball skills started to race through his mind. Every pitch displayed its own brand.
We hated to do homework in grade school. It was a dirty word. The teacher was out to punish us. Having fun was more important. But still homework was a necessary evil we were all forced to accept.
So here it goes. Stay mentally alert. A baseball can do funny things that we may not expect.
Timing was important. I was always told never wait till the ball reaches the plate before swinging. It may be too late and you can't cry over spilled milk.
Like gathering around a flag pole at camp in the morning, get ready to exercise. Lift those knees up high and run in place. Do some knee bends. Maybe some pushups.
Are you ready? Did you get your exercise today?
Now you're standing in the batter's box. Three curve balls come traveling toward you faster than the speed of light. How do you respond? Are you ready to make some history?
Life is the same way. Prep work reflects in your actions. Homework isn't so bad if it produces good results.
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