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Originally posted by wobster
My definition of the GDS
Stand at least arm's length behind catcher.
Hands firmly on knees with elbows locked.
Nose on inside corner.
I have seen people using 2 of the 3 that I would not consider the GD.
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I have watched several MLB's finest use a similiar stance which I have adopted and love.
Its very similiar to GD except that you don't put your hands on your knees and you don't lock your elbows.
But I think the main advantage is the fact that you are away from the F2, and you are high (above F2's head)
This makes a "lot" of difference.
I have called mine a double wide because my legs are spread (not shoulder width), but its easy to use and I have had no (I repeat no) problems with my knees or back which I had for years.
Thanks
David