60 yard dash

Baseballplayer2910+ posts

Hi, I am a freshman baseball player and I am small for my age. I've been working on getting bigger, and in 3 months I've gone from 5'4" 106lbs to 5'6" 120 lbs. I was at a tryout when I weighed around 110 lbs and my 60 yard dash time was a 7.2. That is with official timers and everything. Now, timing it on my own, the best I can get is an 8.3. The weight I have gained has been muscle and not fat because it is from a lot of chicken and muscle shakes and almond butter sandwiches. I also have a very fast metabolism and workout three days a week and hit just about everyday. Could the time be different because I am not using an official timer? Because I also do speed and agility drills. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

1/4/1611:27 AM

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