Just got my kid a Rawlings Heart of Hide and they aint cheap.
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Originally posted by glen View PostJust got my kid a Rawlings Heart of Hide and they aint cheap.
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Originally posted by glen View PostYou guys that are getting to the 15 and up age range need to make sure your organization schedules the PG world Series for their graduating class. It’s in Atlanta right now. Lots of kids get looks here. We have had at least 7 or 8 kids that have offers on the table from this tournament from this organization and not sure how many are now on radar or offers will come soon. Schools from all over the nation are here and not one game is not attended by coaches looking to fill spots. I’ll take some pics today. The two to make sure your kids organization focuses on are PG and PBR in my opinion
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I have an obsession with a glove group - A guy from up here raffles high end/custom gloves off almost every day. I won a Rawlings Pro Preferred. Retail was up over $400.
You pay $15-$20 per spot and you get a chance at gloves that I would never buy, lol.
Most of the games last days / weeks. This guys' games go in a matter of 5 mins. Good local dude as well. Always fun to try and get in the games and throw my money away.
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Originally posted by jer_james View PostI have an obsession with a glove group - A guy from up here raffles high end/custom gloves off almost every day. I won a Rawlings Pro Preferred. Retail was up over $400.
You pay $15-$20 per spot and you get a chance at gloves that I would never buy, lol.
Most of the games last days / weeks. This guys' games go in a matter of 5 mins. Good local dude as well. Always fun to try and get in the games and throw my money away.
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Originally posted by jer_james View PostI have an obsession with a glove group - A guy from up here raffles high end/custom gloves off almost every day. I won a Rawlings Pro Preferred. Retail was up over $400.
You pay $15-$20 per spot and you get a chance at gloves that I would never buy, lol.
Most of the games last days / weeks. This guys' games go in a matter of 5 mins. Good local dude as well. Always fun to try and get in the games and throw my money away.
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Originally posted by systemnt View PostWe have a very strict warmup regimine/ritual with tan since he hurt his elbow.
Its emphasis isnt on strength
its on proper technique and mechanics.. which has ended up with a side effect of more strength.
Its pretty simple .. not hard throws.
25 throws @ 10
25 @15yd
15 @ 20
15 @ 30
10 @ 40
5 - 10 @ long (usually pop fly depth)
Then "cool down" throws as he walks back in.
Again..emphasis is on the mechanics..arm position and watching the ball spin on each throw..and correcting as needed.
Depending on the practice drills sceduled we may practice his throw downs to 2nd and 3rd after a break.
He does the routine before every practice and game.
Its helped.
Doc said mechanics is the biggest reason for injury..throwing wrong.. with overuse being a factor but not necessarily the primary reason
IE: overuse is usually identified as throwing incorrectly too many times with not enough rest and/or recovery.
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Originally posted by knapper View PostMan that’s a lot of cycles for his arm.. 100 plus cool down before every game and practice. And then count the throwing done in games and practice ...how old is he ?
the program was designed by the doctor that treated him. Hes throwing 25-50%.. with the emphasis on mechanics ...not power
If you saw it ..youd wonder how he made his team
Hes 10.
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Originally posted by Grant2 View PostSo 100 to warmup?
300 over 2 games on Saturday if they play 3 games on Sunday that’s another 100 to warmup then 300 over 3 games on Sunday that’s a lot of throwing for a catcher.
Sundays is the regimine warmup to start day.. and games are usually back to back with occaisional hour in between games..depending on tourney size and seeding from sat.- normal light toss with team before games with sometimes little bp work..
The point is every practice/game day starts with that regimine ..again..with the focus on mechanics not power.
It ABSOLUTELY has helped his strength accuracy and endurance and most importantly.. hes throwing correctly to prevent injury.
Thanks for your concerns.
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