Reply to "Cues for the little guys"

itsinthegame5,000+ posts

Lamber,

The physicians I speak of specialize in pediatric/adolescent sports medicine. I prefer to heed their advice as it regards the human body - as opposed to a hitting instructor or a sports trainer. I believe their knowledge of the young body far exceeds that of a "sports trainer".

My experience with them has been exceptional. From injury prevention to rehabilitation. (Some are actually quite aggressive IMO - as it regards rehabilitation from injuries.)

None work with lumberjacks.

As for your quote:
"The hands are simply holding onto the bat and will not absorb any energy at all when done correctly."

How about when it is done incorrectly?

Lastly, the risk/reward tradeoff is not the decision of the physician.
That is my decision and my sons decision.

Different strokes for different folks I guess.

1/8/049:24 AM

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