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How to enjoy baseball should be as simple as falling off a log. As a toddler you were introduced to playing ball it was not a forced thing it was a fun thing.
Granddad or dad simple bought a big pretty ball and said "Ball" and layed it in your lap.
The first thing you did was try to bite it. In the process of biting it slipped from your hand and rolled across the floor. Your eyes were fixed on that rolling ball and you wanted it back.
So low and behold you remembered and said "Ball." Sure enough someone fetched it for you and rolled it back to you. With a squeal of glee you again said " Ball."
From this humble beginning your thrill and enjoyment associated with a ball grew stronger and stronger till today enjoying both the play and watching of a baseball game fills you with joy.
Time marches on and waits for no one and life with its many many avenues of sports fun and enjoyment becomes a natural habit and part of your enjoyment.
How to enjoy baseball gains strength and purpose as you factor into your mind and physical habits of playing the game with it many rules.
We learn the rules by playing of the game and we talk the talk as baseball lingo is used profusely all around the diamond. Coaches use baseball lingo, players talk to each other using baseball lingo and the fans along the fence and bleaches scream and holler using baseball lingo.
Knowing the rules and picking up on this lingo bit the game of baseball and the enjoyment of playing baseball picks up steam like a run-a-way locomotive. You are aboard and enjoying every moment the game provides.
How to enjoy baseball is not now something to learn but simply the game you enjoy.
Major Wiley B. Channell USMC (ret) bringing you an Introduction to the concept of baseball farming which includes ideas on strategies, training, and winning! at http://baseballfarming.com
Major Wiley B. Channell USMC (ret) born Argo, Alabama schooled Argo grammar school until family moved to Trussville, Alabama. Graduated Hewitt-Trusville High School 1954. Auburn University Bachelor of Science 1959. Commissioned 2nd Lt. USMC upon completion Officer Candidate Course Quantico, Virginia 1959.
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