Professional scouts have an entire section on their player information cards devoted to arm strength, accuracy, mechanics, etc. It is an integral part of your package as a player, and can be the deciding factor as to whether you move on from high school to college, or from college to professional baseball. In most cases, there shouldn't be a reason for a chronically sore, weak or injury-prone arm. If we would give the arm the same kind of attention as hitting, fielding or other skills, then it would have a chance to thrive on a daily basis. Unfortunately, most players neglect their arms or take them for granted.
Arm strength is a skill, and like any other skill it needs committed attention.
Neglecting arm strength can limit a player's performance. There is no better way to improve arm strength then a committed long toss throwing program. Get on our message boards to access an online metropolis of coaches, parents and players. Spotlight sights Best of the best See how webmasters like you create awesome homes for their teams and leagues. Sign up now to start building your own web site.