Jaeger Sports Baseball Throwing & Pitching Program -- Arm Health, Strength, Velocity & Conditioning

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Uploaded by on Apr 30, 2008

Baseball trainer Alan Jaeger explains how to build arm health, strength, velocity, endurance and improved recovery period through the Jaeger Sports throwing program. This video addresses the main ingredients to the program including arm circles, a workout with J-Bands surgical tubing, long toss throwing and post-throwing conditioning.

For more information visit www.jaegersports.com

Copyright 2008, Jaeger Sports

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  • That dood from the Detroit tigers is a wannabe he ain't Rick percello

  • Matt Parris was MVP

  • @killakatcha2 thanks for the advice man

  • @MrBoo83 I am by no means an authority on this program, but I do follow it. I long tossed before games during the summer and saw mixed results. If you can get you're long toss in and get some rest before taking to the bullpen and eventually the mound, you'll feel a bit of a bump in velocity. But in my case I also felt a little tired going into starts ( I was mostly a closer, so fatigue wasn't a huge issue with me.) It was a balancing act to say the least. Thats just my two cents.

  • I pitch. Is it ok if I long toss on game day?

  • Great Video! I am 16 years old and have just joined a full baseball elite training program at the Gonzalez Sports Academy here in Chula Vista. Hoping to see similiar methods of training and results! I throw around 83-87 but will find out for sure on Monday!

  • This is a great program... Mills has some things right, but not his view of long toss. Tom House has a much better philosophy backed by scientific study. This program makes the entire "linkage" healthy which aides in the entire biomechanical process. Don't forget balance, trunk, and posterior work too!

  • @ibanezmanvicente8a It shouldn't really be in pain as much as it should be stretched out a lot. If it hurts, decrease tension or go to just doing air movements with a baseball or your glove in hand.

  • This looks like L.A. Pierce haha

  • btw, to all you young bucks: dick mills is the antichrist! don't fall susceptible to his lies! lmao!

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