Reply to "Texas Baseball Ranch?"

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To give you a recommendation we would need to know your age, weight, height. With that said...

$2,000 is a lot of money to spend to try to improve from low 70's. Looking at it from a return on investment point of view, if you were mid to high 80's and trying to get into the 90's and 16-18YO then I could see making the trip. From low 70's I would focus on strength and conditioning, and doing a remote program like their athletic pitcher or a Driveline remote program. Either of them could also hook you up with a local pitching instructor.

This will give you the best bang for your buck IMO and save you (or your parents) a ton of money.

11/13/173:43 PM

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