Donny's "Total Presentation" Web Version

[GroundUp]

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This post was editing to provide new links to Donny's presentation (the previous links were corrupted).

Presentation:
http://groundup.hittingillustrated.c...iles/frame.htm

PDF Version:
http://groundup.hittingillustrated.c...esentation.pdf

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Donny Buster’s “Total Presentation” has been converted to a web viewable version for easy viewing.

http://buster.hittingillustrated.com...iles/frame.htm

After left-clicking on a slide the “space bar” on your keyboard can be used to advance through the slides.

A few spelling corrections were made, but other than that the file has been left intact.

Enjoy!

[Teacherman]

Thanks for producing that GroundUp. Well done.

I know Donny was very concerned about it's length. He was working on, and I think he created, a shorten version....I'm thinking in the 30-50 slide range.

It is good reading to us diehards. But Donny was concerned about getting something shorter for Joe Dad to be able to use as a starter guide until he graduated and needed the deeper details.

[GroundUp]

Thanks for producing that GroundUp. Well done.

I know Donny was very concerned about it's length. He was working on, and I think he created, a shorten version....I'm thinking in the 30-50 slide range.

It is good reading to us diehards. But Donny was concerned about getting something shorter for Joe Dad to be able to use as a starter guide until he graduated and needed the deeper details.

Donny's work continues to impress me and I find myself reviewing his material somewhat often. The intent was to make his information more readily available to others.

Note that I created a folder titled "presentations" and that Donny's "Total_Presentation" was placed in that folder. The notion of the "presentations" folder was to allow for the inclusion of other presentations that may be of noteworthy value.

[Stealth]

Thank you very much!

[YHF]

Can we get Donny's presentation in a .pdf or something that can be printed? I'd like to have a hard copy to make notes on.

Thanks.

[rmccr4fj]

I'm a new member, so I doubt my opinion matters much, but I would second YHF's request for a .pdf. That would be awesome for someone like me who's trying to learn but isn't too fond of looking at a computer screen all night after doing the same thing all day at work. Just my $.02

[mike28nc]

I have it in word document form. I will put it to the server and post it later.

Mike

[GroundUp]

I have it in word document form. I will put it to the server and post it later.

Mike

I have a Acrobat Writer for converting MS Word documents to 'pdf'.

[rmccr4fj]

That's awesome, thanks for your work on this guys. I can't wait to see the new version. Thanks again

[mike28nc]

I couldnt find my old copy. So made another one. It is large. 98meg.

http://mike28nc.hittingillustrated.c...esentation.doc


Mike

[GroundUp]

I couldnt find my old copy. So made another one. It is large. 98meg.

http://mike28nc.hittingillustrated.c...esentation.doc


Mike

Thanks Mike.

I'm working on converting this to 'pdf'.

[GroundUp]

I couldnt find my old copy. So made another one. It is large. 98meg.

http://mike28nc.hittingillustrated.c...esentation.doc


Mike

The conversion to 'pdf' format is complete.

PDF Version:
http://www.buster.hittingillustrated...esentation.pdf

Web Presentation:
http://www.buster.hittingillustrated...esentation.htm

MS Word Version:
http://www.buster.hittingillustrated...esentation.doc

[Stealth]

That's a real good thing you guys did with that. The pdf format is awesome!

[GroundUp]

That's a real good thing you guys did with that. The pdf format is awesome!

I'm pretty sure Donny would have wanted his work to be made available.

[Teacherman]

Nice job GroundUp.

I'm going to ask my son to help me rework the Hitting Illustrated Home Page.

I haven't done anything to that page since my tribute to Donny.

It's time to update it and I'm going to feature this pdf.

Can anyone summarize it....giving the jist of the information....but not overwhelming them....in say 20 slides or so?

I'd like to link to a "starter" program and then have another link to the details.....this presentation.

Donny was very marketing conscious. He knew that you weren't going to get a normal Dad to jump in with both feet and try to swim his way out of the hitting ocean of information.

He was very much trying to get a short presentation that hit the highlights....to wet their whistle....to develop a reasonable starting point for Dad and son.....a 10 step (or so) program that included 20-25 slides so they could get "in the ball park".....relatively quickly.

He believed that once you got them a little bit of success that they would then dig deeper.

Anyone interested in tackling a summary?