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Re: Re: shoulder injury


Posted by: Ed Hernandez (base_ball52@yahoo.com) on Mon Jan 28 17:56:27 2008


I appreaciate your response.



> > I recently went to a tryout that had my 7 year old son, swing at a tee for about 1/2 hour on and off untill it was his turn to bat. I have never made him swing so much in his life. I told him in the middle of the tryout to only swing when it was his turn and to forget all the warm up swings. He must have swung over 100 times before he had his turn to bat.
> >
> > After this, during gym class at school he was told to lay on a scooter and push himself with his arms around the gym in a race. Next thing you know his prognosis in the emergency room is "strain right shoulder" .
> >
> > He bats lefty and throws right. Is the right shoulder being over used if he swings 100 times and then practices throwing 100 times. Is it harmful-double work on the the right shoulder to throw right and bat lefty? What shoulder is being used more when batting as a lefty the right or left shoulder?
>
> Ed,
>
> Lefty hitters should use the left shoulder slightly more than the right but this site may disagree. You should not harm your shoulders when swinging if swinging correctly. Good luck!
>
> Jimmy


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