[shagpal]

is this a pertinent issue?

Originally Posted by EsqUmp

Just because we watch a video for one particular reason doesn't mean we should disregard any other worth that it might have. Perhaps a new thread would be more appropriate so that people don't get side tracked. Since the issue with his indicator in his right hand was already brought up, anyone who is actually perceptive (not just looking to nitpick) would see that it is obviously apparent that the umpire has a problem with his left hand. He is unable to fully open up his fist or extend his fingers to give the count.

If a picture is worth a 1000 words, then watching a video is worth 10,000. Whether a clinician goes over things throughout the game to an audience or an evaluator tapes your game and gives a play by play, it's a great opportunity to learn what to do and what not to do.