Reply to "How to work with a high school baseball coach to protect your son's arm."

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Florida State Fan posted:
A good coach understands the implication of protecting arms, there should never be any reason to speak to the coach. Unless of course he comes to you and ask for opinions. Just my 2 cents worth.

I wish that were the case everywhere, but not in my experience. Thankfully, my son is not a pitcher but as a catcher, in weeks with 3 or 4 games, he was able to tell the coach his between inning-throws would be sandbagged and throws back to pitcher rainbows to save arm for when he needed to throw hard.

7/17/177:47 AM

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