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Re: stress on the BP pitchers Posted by: Scott B (baseball@integritycorp.com) on Mon Jun 10 12:46:42 2002 I have to laugh a bit at this comment. We decided to give our kids 100% live BP during our last tournament. With two of us pitching, it definitely helped. However, I pitched something like 250+ balls every other day for 10 days (at about 50-60 mph at about 50'). By the sixth day or so, I was icing my arm, elbow, shoulder ... and my arm was a limp noodle. It's still recovering (but I'll never play tennis again). Yeah, we need PITCHING MACHINES (or a better 'BP Pitching Coach" labor Union). Regards.. Scott Followups:
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