Idea Map #53 - About Golf

Labels: golf, golf etiquette, golf rules, idea mapping example, mind mapping example, paul shorock
Jamie Nast is the author of "Idea Mapping" published by John Wiley & Sons. The book is available in the Business/Economics section of bookstores. Jamie has trained over 15,000 people world-wide to be more creative, more productive and better learners.
Labels: golf, golf etiquette, golf rules, idea mapping example, mind mapping example, paul shorock
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MindManager is a great tool for understanding rules. Paul has demonstrated this to great effect.
Here is a subset of the Laws of cricket. The ones as an umpire you know well but none of the players seem to! The Little Known Laws!
http://www.ajwilcox.clara.co.uk/Cricket/LittleKnownLawsofCricket/index.html
Knowing which side of the line counts is an important matter, as the recent Rugby World Cup Final showed!
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Rules for how many overs young people are allowed to bowl came in a few years ago. This map explains them on one page.
http://www.ajwilcox.clara.co.uk/Cricket/ECCB_Fast_Bowling_Directives/ECCB_Fast_Bowling_Directives.html
I also have a much larger map and set of web pages for the complete rules, which I created when studying for my umpiring exams.
http://www.ajwilcox.clara.co.uk/Cricket/Laws_of_the_Game/index.html
Perhaps I will get my digital camera out and my Tablet PC to bring them up to date with photographs and illustrations.
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