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Originally posted by BigUmp56
I did get the point but I still had a reason to ask.
I have no plans at present to attend an Evans clinic. I'm not even sure where the closest one to me is located. However, because I'm unable to attend one of these sessions I thought I might get some needed help from someone here. Thanks for responding Tee and Garth.
I have used the scissors for years. Two years ago at the end of the fall season I had my seventh knee surgery. I had a real bad injury my senior year in high school to my right knee that required three operations within a year. Since that time I have had one more surgery on that knee and three on my left to repair meniscus damage.
Last season I started to experience more pain than usual in both knees. When I asked my doctor, he took x-rays and told me I had early onset of osteoarthritis in both knees. He suggested that I might be excaserbating the problem with all the leaning on my knees when I umpire. I'm seriously interested in making a switch to try and see if a new stance helps. I didn't mean to be a bother.
Tim.
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Don't have a hissy fit.
I am assuming you want the exact details of how Jim first presented the stance and how we drilled. I am at the age where I'm afraid I could possibly confuse what I did the last day of the Classic with what I did the first day.
I am looking for my tape so that I can give you an exact blow by blow description from start to end. Have a little patience without assuming the worst.