Reply to "arm pain"

Tx-Husker1,000+ posts

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Good lesson for all, when your player has pain, stop everything until you see a doctor.

I think the bigger lesson is even one step back....getting your younger player to tell you he's having pain (especially if it isn't so bad it's obvious to the observer). They don't want to miss any time, want to play through it and really don't know the difference between pain and normal soreness. The lesson to me is watch your player's throwing motion and if it changes at all, he compensating for pain he's not telling you about. Watch carefully and critically.

12/4/086:40 AM

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