I was e mailed about the discussion by my web master.
I played baseball since I was 6 years old and was told by my high school coach my freshman year that
he thought I would be too small to play professionally. I was crushed to say the least. My father gave me some words of wisdom when he told me
" They can't measure the size of your heart".
Well I was the 46th player picked in the 1968 draft
and made it to the bigleagues at 21 years old. I actually hurt my arm pitching in Denver the day before I got called up to Cleveland. I believe that when I promise a kid he can build a major league arm
or a starting position by using the FastArm I am giving a kid a goal and a chance to really improve their throwing skills through hard work and applying scientific principals that the FastArm provides. Vanderbilt is know for having the best pitchers in the country apparently their coaches are doing something right and must have believed the Build A Major League Arm promise when they bought a FastArm. "Faith precedes the Miracle"