Thibs10 posted:I’ve had the yips since I was 17 or 18. Now I’m 23 playing college baseball and still can’t throw. My whole arm potion is no where close to where it used to be. I take my arm way behind my head now and have a triple clutch before I try to throw and sometimes the ball will fall out of my hand before I even get the chance to release it. My question is did you guys have it this sever or did you have the same arm motion but no clue where it was going?
If you haven't yet tried working with a sports psychologist like Dr. Crowley, I would suggest it. He helped my son through a series of phone calls to overcome his severe yips. My son was able to throw as well as he did prior to acquiring the yips. I was able to you my insurance flex spending account to cover the Dr. Crowley's services.