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I know that this topic has been discussed here previously but I thought I would add this from my PT guy

Had the chance to discuss at length the other morning during my back therapy the topic of icing arms---his feeling is that it cannot hurt but it doesn't necessarily help---then I took it one step further and asked why nobody talks about catchers icing down after a game-- he could not answer me other than "I have never even thought about that!"---and this from a guy who deals with loads of HS athletes

It just shows how the mental aspect is involved in baseball---catchers do not worry about it while pitchers think about it continually-

Interesting isn't it!!!

4/24/109:16 PM

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