The Official Foxtail Book [antikvár]

game of catch is such a fundamental game that its roots have intertwined themselves in the humán genetic code. Scientists will one day discover which strand of humán DNA contains the "throw-and-catch" gene but in the meantime we do Know that it is a dominant trait in all humán beings. (Not to mention selected other animals. Gonsider the obsessive sticK dog whose DNA helix appears to be made of nothing except please-throw-me-a-sticK" genes). Evolving right alongside the game of catch is7 of course, that all-time sporting good inventionr The Ball. Almost unquestionably the ball came out of early manKindrs search for a user-friendly rocK. We humbly believe that the Foxtail is nothing less than a long-overdue rung up that same evolutionary ladder. To use the language of geometry for a second (but only a second), the good and bad thing about a ball is that it is a point. A Foxtail, on the other hand, is a line. And since catching is the art of mid-air interception, the advantages of grabbing for a line (rather than a point) are self-evident.