How does any one become a Pro MLB umpire.?
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You need to get experience, usually in the local Little League level or College level.  Then you go to Umpire school, umpire for a number of years in the minors, and if you are good, get promoted to the Major Leagues.
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Practice,practice,practice,keep your eye on the ball at alltimes,try batting cages,and have a friend or someone throw you all types of grounders and flys and so on,where theres a will theres a way.GOOD LUCK,I love to play.
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Fundementals, fundementals, fundementals. Work on the basics of throwing, catching and swinging the bat consistently. The more you can ingrain those basics in your team, the better they will do and the more success they will have as they move on to future levels of the game.\n\nThere are several coaching links through eteamz.com, including several message boards where you can communicate with other coaches and get ideas. But whatever you do, keep it fun. The odds are you don't have any future major leaguers on your roster, but you do have a good size group of young players who can develop a lifelong love of the game if you teach them while letting them have fun.
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you can be a proffesional at any time, depending on the people your around i suppose, if you wanna turn pro you need to have contacts of promoters to get you in the ring with other proffesionals. if you have contacts you can be a pro in no time.\n\nprofesional boxing is more to do with the entertaining and advertising side of boxing, however amature boxing is more to do with the fun of the sport (and also you wont get hurt as much)\n\ni'd advise you to get to know a lot of contacts, did you talk to any of your trainers about the pro game? i'm sure they'll get some promoters looking for a good boxer, the boxing commision are desparate for a good flyweight boxer\n\ngood question, i wud've asked it myself. good luck anyway hope i see you on tv some time:)
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here is an oldie but a goodie, get an old tire hang from a tree. paint a small circle on it. hit the circle till you remove the paint.  repaint the circle and do it again. work on blocking the ball, have someone thow balls in the dirt to your left and right just outside the plate. not too far away from you keep your head down watch the ball hit your body or glove.  when you work on throwing down to second do not take three steps to the base. stand up and throw. one step. start slowly catch the ball. stand and throw. then keep going faster.  watch the pros on how they frame the ball. frame it where you catch it.  DO NOT MOVE YOUR GLOVE DURING THE FRAMING!!!!  I am also an umpire and we hate that
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why dont you try looking up your local little league teams see if you can volunteer or even head coach for the teams. nobody knows that you want to coach for them so have to put your self out there. since you have'nt finished school yet volunteering with teams maybe best for you until you become a professional and it would be a great way to get experience!
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Try communications and attempt to become a reporter for that team, a broadcaster, or media technology. A lot of pro sport teams have these in order to keep their company running and the guys playing. In addition, they want highly trained people in order to fulfill these goals.
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Watch the pros do it. Research has proven that if u see somebody do something u become better at it. So go watch some Hawk and Alva.
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There are two schools that you must attend to become a professional umpire.  They begin usually the fitsrt full week in January and go for 5 weeks.  They are both located in Florida.  One is the Harry Wendlestedt School and the other is Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring.  For college you should find a local high school or summer league association and branch out from there.  Most Junior Colleges use high school guys with experience.  The upper divisions usually use umpires that have attended pro school and didn't make it, or guys with lots of years and experience.
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The easiest place to do it is through yahoo. http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ is the page where you'd sign up. Just click on the join league link and you'll be directed where to go from there.
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Try to get a scout to see your talents so join a local team and see if a scout can come see you but it's much easier to go pro from college because scouts go there to search for new talent
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you need to be a little more specific.... are you asking how does someone already in broadcasting prepare to do a telecast/radio play by play, or are you asking how does one pursue a career in broadcasting?
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MLB rule 301C requires all umpires (some teams have an umpire attendant do the job)to prepare (rub) six dozen baseballs with mud for a game.  I don't know of any games where they have had to go get more.  So my answer to you is that all teams or umpires must prepare 72 baseballs for every game.
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I assume you're talking about fantasy sports (baseball?). Click on the "join now" button. Then choose the second option: join existing custom or public league. On the new page, choose "join custom league". At that point, it will ask you for the league ID and password. Then, follow the prompts to set up your team.
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In your local town, go to where they play soccer. You will find a referee fir sicer and he can tell you how to becime a referee.  I know you have to apply for a license for your local county (they don't want anybody with a police record\nOnce you do that and talk to a reristered referee.  You should have all the info you need.\n GOOG LUCK,  judi08070@verizon.net
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Each state has a Athletic Commission. go to your states website, look up athletics and that should put you in the right direction. Most states have a test plus a certification in order to be a professional referee. You can start out at the amateur level and build a solid reputation as a good referee then make the transition to the Pro's. USA Boxing.com will have all the information you will need to pursue this goal.\n   Good luck.
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idk.....but i made an accrostic 1!!\n\nBatting and runing to \nA base\nSpinning the ball to an\nEmpty base\nBats flying\nAround the field\nLining up in a line so the\nLeft fielder can seal (the ball)\n\nIt might suck but i ♥ it!!!!! I just made it up on the spot..hm..well GOOD LUCK!!!