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CosVT said...
If he is really throwing over 90 during the HS season that is very impressive. Very few pitchers hit top velocity during the HS season as it is in the spring. I coach in NOVA, and have seen a good number of top D1 signees over the past few years that are touted as 90+ throwers, and I have no doubt that they hit it in their summer leagues, but early in the HS season, I would bet most are 7-9 MPH off their top speed and late in the season still 3-5 MPH off. Summer and early fall is usually the time to see these guys at their top velocity. A lot of this is due to the lack of opportunity to be on a solid winter throwing program as a HS student due to either playing multiple sports or just not being in a more than 1 day a week throwing program.
VHSL has added opportunities to work out with the HS staff essentially once a week for much of the off-season, but until they group throwing program into strength and conditioning and not sport specific workouts, the only way to get on a college like throwing program is to pay for multiple workouts a week indoor somewhere.
This post was edited by ParHokie on 5/21/2012 at 10:27 AM




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