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The Fastpitch Magazine located on the web at http: //FastpitchMagazine.com is the leading online publication for fastpitch softball players, coaches, and parents. After 4 years of publishing magazine issues every month for iPhones, iPads, and Android devices I decided to create a set of books from the contents. This ist he best of issues 11 through 20. This book contains articles from some of the best writers and bloggers in the sport of fastpitch softball. I think you will agree with me when I say this book is a home run for any fastpitch softball player, coach, or fan The Best Of The Fastpitch Magazine Book 2 has article by the following writers: Mitch Alexander Robb Behymer Charity Butler Rob Crews Jenn Cromberger Lisa Iancin Bryan Ingalls Stacey Mahoe Cat Osterman Bill Plummer Dalton Ruer Carly Schonberg Natasha Watley Aaron Weintraub Dr. Sherry Werner PhD I hope this book and the articles by these great writers help you along your path on your personal journey through the world of fastpitch softball.

About the Author

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Gary Leland has been involved with fastpitch softball for many years. The first team he coached was for his daughter. By 2001 his team "Dabomb" had won the 14 & under Texas USSSA State Championship. The next year they repeated the feat by winning the Texas USSSA 15 & Under State Championship. Since stepping down from coaching it has provided him more time to launch his websites, build new brands, and create a network of fastpitch softball blogs, podcasts, and videos. He has also traveled all over the country filming great fastpitch softball clinics by Olympians, Hall Of Famers, and great coaches. His continued devotion to softball helped him launch Fastpitch.TV! The Fastpitch Softball TV Network has more FREE softball programming than any other site on the Internet. If you love softball, you are going to love Fastpitch TV! In 2000 He launched SoftballJunk.com. The first website on the internet dedicated to fastpitch softball. Then in 2001 he opened one of the first softball only stores in the nation under the same name, along with a large network of websites known as SportsJunk.com.