Jaeger Sports Baseball Long Toss Throwing Program -- Condensed

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jaegersports | April 30, 2008

Arm strength/arm care baseball instructor Alan Jaeger explains the principles...

jaegersports | April 30, 2008

Arm strength/arm care baseball instructor Alan Jaeger explains the principles of the Jaeger Sports long-toss throwing program. Alex Merricks and Matt Parris reach incredible distances of 335 feet and over 90 mph on the radar gun.

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  • rick ankiel got the biggest cannon i have ever saw

  • He's talking bs, but there's nothing wrong with a long toss. Almost identical muscle groups are used in almost identical sequence, so yeah I would say that dick mills is wrong.

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  • jaeger has some great stuff on long toss

  • You NEED long toss to gain velocity. But i like what Dick Mills has to say because of his philosophy on mechanics. He says good mechanics is the source of velocity. I believe this to be true because i have applied his advice on mechanics and it has worked for me and others. Mechanics are very important but not the only source of velocity. Thats why i disagree with Dick Mills on long toss.

  • Just tryed this method today and i love it

  • this guy that use to play in my league said he did this program they clocked him at 94MPH. i decided to try this program hopefully i could jump from 45MPH to 65MPH lol

  • @Gilb604 dick mills is a complete fail dont waist ur time

  • how fast do you think i can throw if i can throw 300 feet?

  • horriable for your arm to just throw that far you should only throw 200 feet tops

  • dick mills is totally wrong this i've folled this program and its a great help!

  • long toss is against dick mills teachings. he says that long toss destroys mechanics since its an upward motion.

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