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All the successful teams have great spotters. Do you think their success is mostly attributed to the Spotter or Driver?
Lets hear it!
Lets hear it!
I also agree with this....jca said:I think the whole team is important. In any sport! If you don't have one of them what good is the other? What about the guy(s) or gal(s) that help wrench on the vehicle? If they slack on their assigned task's and you brake on the first obstacle, being the best driver or spotter ain't going to help much.
Yeah but the driver has to be able to know how to drive.. doesnt matter if you have the best spotter in the world.. if the driver is shit, you go no where.. The driver should trust the spotter..KingOf_Pain said:Lance, your response kinda came unexpected.
Isn't the Driver ONLY following the Spotter's directions. The Spotter has a much better view of the situation.
Sure, everyone on the Football team is equally important. That's why the Quarter back makes 10-20x's more then the center.![]()
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Sure, everyone on the Football team is equally important. That's why the Quarter back makes 10-20x's more then the center.
ESP? I think not... :flipoff2:The Rockslut said:... think its best that the spotter knows exactly where the driver will want to go before he even gets there. Then there is no conflict on where to go or how to do it. Being on the same page is the key.
Rockslut makes a good point. Being (and staying) on the same page is an important key.The Rockslut said:Driver
... I think its best that the spotter knows exactly where the driver will want to go before he even gets there. Then there is no conflict on where to go or how to do it. Being on the same page is the key.