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Shorterbaseball Posted - 09/16/2019 : 21:16:17
If your son is struggling with throwing velocity or command on the mound, this is the post for you and your son. With how travel baseball and high school baseball is, there is no time for velocity development for these children and learning proper throwing mechanics. The system I utilize is consisting of long tossing, softball throwing, and plyo balls (weighted balls) If any of this information is appealing for you or your son please email me at brandonmcdaniel2018@gmail.com.
I am also in the alpharetta area.

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