Reply to "Crossfit and pitchers"

Stats4Gnats10,000+ posts

Originally Posted by bacdorslider:

…My older two were concerned that HS tend to adopt a one size fits all, and the older sons mentioned that in college it was specific pitcher workouts tailored to the individual….

I’m sure there are some HS programs that do workouts tailored to the individual, but I’m also sure that most do adopt the one size fits all mentality. In defense of those that do adopt one size fits all as the general philosophy, I’m guessing they don’t have the resources to do it any other way. The only school I know of around here who doesn’t do it that way is a private, all boy’s school that runs close to $20,000 a year and has an entire department set up to work with all of the students as individuals, not just the athletes.

8/2/1511:21 AM

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