When my dd had trouble with her L4 2 yrs ago it was because she was twisting body very slightly when swinging her arm back. Sports doctor ordered phys. therapy with a PT that specializes in student athletes. He was excellent and he evaluated her pitching movement, once PT was done, core...
Our dd's injury began with shoulder pain from overhand throwing only, then as the pain got worse, pitching agitated it, too. It was a labrum injury...the bicep tendon is connected at the top to the labrum (I'm not an MD but there are a few tendons inter-related as part of the rotator cuff...
Yes, dd's pain went from overhand throwing to pitching, with the pain, then out 2 months for PT. ADVICE? GO SEE THE DOCTOR, see a sports medicine doctor that specializes in shoulders. They use physical tests and measure range of motion to determine what's happening. Every kid and injury is...
Our dd is a 14U pitcher, whose team has played 16U this season. She will be a freshman in the fall. She has added 43 ft. to her practice regimen - but only for fastball & change. She only practices breaking pitches from 40 ft, unless her next tournament requires it. She does get better...
The going rate in the KC area (Kansas side anyway) seems to be $35-$40 per half hour. That goes for batting, too. This is for pitching instruction from former college pitchers. Hitting seems the same, again from former college players, who are now associated with college coaching. There are...
I don't think hanging at the softball fields, instead of PLAYING on the baseball field will ever seem like a vacation to our boys and vice versa for their sister. Even though Mom & Dad love it, a 7 & 10 yr. old do not want to sit through 7 softball games in a weekend. Concessions? I'm the mom...
Here's the thing. My husband and myself could spend all day, most days watching softball, baseball, basketball, soccer....because we see the passion in our children. Things are sports crazy in our family and I have to admit, we love it. Our record is 3 kids, mult. sports, 18 games in one...
We've never tried Ringors, but our daughter uses a pitching toe, which works great! They are for baseball or softball can be placed on the right or left cleat, have never worn out before the rest of the shoe, do not need to be special ordered and cost $10. Our daughter is picky about the fit...
Our biggest youth baseball organizations in KC are not LL, and they do keep a pitch count, limiting the number of pitches a boy can throw in games aver a specific time period. In the 3&2 organization they can not throw more than 60 pitches in 24 hr. for league ball (9 yr. open division). In...
Even back in rec our dd was going through at least 2 pr in a short season. When she went competitive we starting using a pitching toe. They are about $10 and come with everything needed to adhere them to the shoe. They do not come off. The ringors look great, but our daughter just loves the...
My 14U DD, also had lower back pain during pre-spring workouts, earlier this year. Originally, we thought she pulled something during batting practice, but a week of rest didn't help. We went to a sports doctor that specializes in backs (most do shoulders & knees). After, a few physical tests...