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re: How long is Paul Skenes arm going to hold up?
Posted on 4/19/24 at 2:10 pm to lsu777
Posted on 4/19/24 at 2:10 pm to lsu777
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ignore all the data from all the primary places the pitchers train right?
It’s still mostly theory & they word it as such. I am very certain it helps but in the context in which I say “body type doesn’t matter”, there is no one immune to this injury. Many like Skenes have succumbed to it and many after will.
You are pretending these are 15yr olds that have no core strength & cannot control their body weight. These are physical freaks just as Paul Skenes. Many of them subscribe to the methods & teachers you are speaking of. They still. Get. Hurt.
Posted on 4/19/24 at 2:26 pm to Lester Earl
Many factors contributing to the arm injury epidemic but you can't deny the emphasis on high velo and high spin rate the past 12 years or so has greatly contributed to this. It has now filtered down to the sub High school levels because this is what scouts look for. This is what produces your national recruiting rankings.
Ita not the only factor by far but the number of UCL injuries has sky rocketed. At lower levels I do believe many kids are chasing velo before their body gains enough strength to handle the load.
You also see kids at 11yo throwing a ton of breaking balls. I see it every weekend.
Ita not the only factor by far but the number of UCL injuries has sky rocketed. At lower levels I do believe many kids are chasing velo before their body gains enough strength to handle the load.
You also see kids at 11yo throwing a ton of breaking balls. I see it every weekend.
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