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re: Annual Official LA HS Baseball Season-long Thread

Posted on 2/22/24 at 3:17 pm to
Posted by lsu777
Lake Charles
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Posted on 2/22/24 at 3:17 pm to
Well all the data says it is. The earlier kids start training the healthier they tend to be as adults is what the data shows. Also they tend to have less injuries in sports

If you have concerns about kids lifting go read the 5 part series by the doctors at barbell medicine

Half the kids playing baseball really are not strong enough to be playing and should not be throwing a baseball until they get stronger.
Posted by TigerAlum93
Member since Sep 2010
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Posted on 2/22/24 at 3:32 pm to
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Well all the data says it is. The earlier kids start training the healthier they tend to be as adults is what the data shows. Also they tend to have less injuries in sports

If you have concerns about kids lifting go read the 5 part series by the doctors at barbell medicine

Half the kids playing baseball really are not strong enough to be playing and should not be throwing a baseball until they get stronger.


These things you mention can also be accomplished by letting a 7 year old kid be a kid, play on playgrounds, play different sports, be active. It's a free country, do as you wish, but my concern is a generation of parents that feel they have to hire a trainer to train their 1st grader. If they are being honest with themselves, its not just about "having my kid healthy", its today's sports parents over-prioritizing their kindergartener's athletic "career".

Posted by choupiquesushi
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Posted on 2/23/24 at 10:06 am to
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Well all the data says it is. The earlier kids start training the healthier they tend to be as adults is what the data shows. Also they tend to have less injuries in sports

The rise in arm injuries may be directly proportional to kids no longer riding bikes anywhere or everywhere like we did. Their legs are nearly as strong as in years past.
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