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

Golfman2510,000+ posts

MidAtlanticDad posted:
Golfman25 posted:
I don't know. It's high school. Should the kid talk to the coach about any concerns. And now that pitch counts and rest are mandated, why should your kid get different treatment?
For example, what should you do if the kid is just back from a week-long illness and his legs aren't ready to go 100 pitches?

Pitch him 95.

That's the kind of conversation that has to happen between the kid and coach. "hey I was sick, not 100% yet. I'll give you what I got, probably 75 pitches."

7/17/1711:24 PM

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