Reply to "D3 pitcher development"

fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

gch4,

Great question. I'm sure many will chime in with their experiences. My son considered D3 HAs as well as D1 HAs, and we found them both to be similar. It boils down to the philosophy of the pitching coach, access to strength and conditioning programs, and nutrition. My son was fortunate to pitch for a fantastic pitching coach that brought out the best in him, and didn't take a cookie cutter approach to his pitching staff. I would request that you meet with the pitching coach, and ask about his approach and successes. Do your research ahead of time. Your son is going to be spending a lot of time with the PC, so the working and personal chemistry is extremely important. Good luck!

9/7/236:47 AM

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