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Our Students Learn More In 30 Days Than One Could Learn In 30 Years Without Our Training. To Really Maximize Your Potential As An Umpire, You Need To Get A Solid Foundation As Soon As You Can.

I Learned A Valuable Life Lesson That Summer. You Should Find Something In Life That You Really Enjoy And Seriously Consider Making That Your Life's Work.

Umpires, Like Players, Are Expected To Show Constant Improvement Each Season And At Each Level. Inconsistent Plate Work And The Inability To Handle Situations Are Probably The Two Biggest Problems That Minor League Umpires Face.

As A Whole, The Managers Today Are Different In Temperament. Most Have Very Good Communication Skills And Are More Understanding Of The Umpire's Job. That Doesn't Mean They Are Better Managers. It Just Means That I Perceive Today's Managers A Bit Differently.

Professional Managers, Coaches, And Players Have A Right To Question An Umpire's Decision If They Do It In A Professional Manner. When They Become Personal, Profane, Or Violent, They Have Crossed The Line And Must Be Dealt With Accordingly.