posted on 01 Feb , 2019 in Player Development by Chris Sloan
Unlike in past eras, baseball has become a nearly year-round sport at the youth level in many areas of the United States. Warm weather climates have multiple leagues and travel teams even during the winter. In cold weather climates, practices are held throughout the winter. While this can enhance the skill level of player, travel baseball arm injuries are becoming more common.
posted on 09 Sep , 2018 in Tip of the Week by Jack Perconte
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in by Jack Perconte
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posted on 07 Sep , 2018 in Coaches Corner by Jack Perconte
posted on 06 Sep , 2018 in Raising an AthletePhilosophy by Jack Perconte
As if there is not enough on a youth coach's plate, they also should stay on top of this, too. Overuse injuries are common in sport, and awareness of the causes and signs of overuse injuries is another responsibility of the sport coach. Many parents have little knowledge of the intricacies of the sport their child plays and are often unaware of the causes and symptoms of overuse injuries. Coaches should help them learn and understand overuse injuries.
"I thought he had one more inning left in his arm"
