dude,
the guy u jus mailed to happens to be one of
the people helping to develop the rules of the sport.
Hence, he's appealing to everyone help him improve the
on the quality of the sport overall.
Since, u arnt much into it he is ...
u can kindly do away with the the "LOL's"

wud be appreciated.


Sabre <sab_007@...> wrote:

Lol ...

relax max.. you're going to have a seizure.. :-)

For me personally, the reason i joined this group is
because i like ropeskipping. But very soon I have
noticed that most people are very advanced into this,
unlike me.

So as a result of that, I can learn a lot from you and
enjoy the sports, but It's very hard for me to give
you indications of talk about rulings when i'm only an
amateur at this not knowing exactly how it's all done.

Nevertheless, I learn from the things I read and my
rope skipping has much improved, at least the
techniques that is.

So, would I tell you to continue doing what you do?
off course... but will you be able to 'allready'
receive any kind of input from my side? I'm afraid
not.

I think there are many in your list just like me. So
dont give up on us just yet ;-)

Cheers .

Catch ya later.


--- Eric Herber <eherber@...> wrote:

> Why should I continue the things I'm doing??
>
> 
>
> August 30 I've launched a website where ALL Skippers
> and Coaches in the
> WHOLE World can participate to share their thought
> and communicate with
> others about the present and future rules for the
> improved
> "FISAC-IRSF-Rulebook 2005-2006".
>
> 
>
> Reason for doing this: After the World Championships
> in July in Australia
> there were a lot of persons who had their idea's and
> visions on how things
> should have been done and how to improve this GREAT
> Sport.
>
> 
>
> I've send the URL
> (http://www.xs4all.nl/~eherber/ropeskip/Rules-2006/)
> of
> this site to over 500 (!!) skippers, coaches and
> organizations, who I have
> in my address-book. You are one of them!!!
>
> And invited you to take part in this possibility...
>
> 
>
> Only five (!!) provided input so far over the last
> three weeks:
>
> -          Geert Hoste from Belgium.
>
> -          Roger Yue Jr. from Singapore.
>
> -          Erica Heinz from the USA.
>
> -          ARSA (= Australian Rope Skipping
> Association)
>
> -          Pieter Himpe from Belgium.
>
> And one other said that she would look into it:
>
> -          Lorraine Bannerman from Australia.
>
> 
>
> Various people said to me (Down Under) that I must
> keep up what I'm doing,
> because it brings our Sport further.
>
> 
>
> But to be honest: WHY SHOULD I?!?!
>
> Because the only thing I'm doing is spending too
> much time for people who
> just put their priorities on something else then
> bringing Rope Skipping to a
> higher level.
>
> And probably would complain afterwards that what is
> presented doesn't work
> because of....
>
> 
>
> And I know I've said to several people that my
> Life's-philosophy is: "When
> you do something: Do it for yourself!! Because when
> you think it must be
> done, then it is OK doing it! And when others
> benefit from it, then it is
> even better.".
>
> 
>
> So what I'm asking is this:
>
> DON'T send me an E-mail or message saying that I
> should continue!!
>
> BUT send me an E-mail with your input OR don't
> complain about the Rules at
> the next competition / occasion we meet...
>
> 
>
> And now I go to bed.....
>
> 
>
> 'Just Eric'
>
>



           
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