This seems to. Coincidentally accurate for me. I asked Tom a question just last week in Hawaii how many heated conversations have you had with Alan Yaegar. I am going to make some popcorn for this. I have also spoken with Alan on a few topics as well.
2 sport psychologists (easiest doctorate) talking aspects they really don't understand by claiming a known pathomechanical overhead intuitive approach is just fine. Witness the exact reasons the injury rates just keep rolling along. Ask Mr. Jaeger if he witnesses mechanical difference between a cross step overhead throw and a drop step overhead throw and see the response, Crickets! I can list many of their past client injury failures and the exact causes, they clam up! This is all pure snake oil, they don't get it.
There has been too much success with what these guys are saying for it not to work. Nothing is full proof. Their methods are only part of ANY individual’s end result. Dedication, accuracy, and just plain physical durability factor in. Everyone is made a little different and it wouldn’t matter what techniques they used, they would break down. Doing what these guys suggest partially, will get you partial results. You have to do any program the way it’s supposed to be done with conviction.
They do not know anything about preparing a pitcher. If they do. They would be able to make a pitcher start 50 games per season. And make him throw 350 innings or more. While being injury free. Year in year out. Whatever they talk about mechanics or anything else is pointless if they cant make a pitcher do what i just said.
What an ignorant statement ... Are you not aware that Tom House was Nolan Ryan"s pitching coach. ( Considered to be one of the BEST pitchers in Baseball) Tom House was a pioneer in throwing mechanics and helped Ryan with his throwing up until he retired after 27 years.... NO pitcher has lasted as long or has been as great..... research before you make a fool of yourself....
@Michele Hardy if he knos a lot and he was nolan ryans pitching coach. How come he couldnt develop more players like him? Because he doesnt really know pitching. The stuff that he says only works on poeple who have great genetics and projection. If he knew about pitching and developing players he will make a pitcher break nolans ryan record of strikeouts. And make pitchers start 50 games per season and make pitchers throw 350 innings. But he wont because he doesnt know much about pitching. Dont be blinded by your ignorance. The numbers are cold but tell the truth
@@9393baseballyou think someone can start 50 games and throw 350 innings a season ? The only line I know to compare that to is Billy Madison , we are all more stupid for hearing it,
@@Springwater475 that's not exactly as crazy as it sounds... It's been done. I would say 35-40 games at 300-330 innings would perhaps be a more realistic base.
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This man is a legend i would like to meet him and shake his hand. So glad they've made this app keep up the great work.
This seems to. Coincidentally accurate for me. I asked Tom a question just last week in Hawaii how many heated conversations have you had with Alan Yaegar. I am going to make some popcorn for this. I have also spoken with Alan on a few topics as well.
Hey Sean! Thx for the interest Sean! All of our conversations have been truly collaborative and supportive :)...hope you enjoy the chat!
@@alanjaeger You two have different opinions on some things but I can see benefit in both depending on the athlete.
@@SeanGallianSoulAu appreciate your feedback...and input Sean!
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2 sport psychologists (easiest doctorate) talking aspects they really don't understand by claiming a known pathomechanical overhead intuitive approach is just fine. Witness the exact reasons the injury rates just keep rolling along. Ask Mr. Jaeger if he witnesses mechanical difference between a cross step overhead throw and a drop step overhead throw and see the response, Crickets!
I can list many of their past client injury failures and the exact causes, they clam up! This is all pure snake oil, they don't get it.
what's your view of what is wrong with what these guys teach? Do you have any other methods/coaches you'd recommend to learn from?
There has been too much success with what these guys are saying for it not to work. Nothing is full proof. Their methods are only part of ANY individual’s end result. Dedication, accuracy, and just plain physical durability factor in. Everyone is made a little different and it wouldn’t matter what techniques they used, they would break down. Doing what these guys suggest partially, will get you partial results. You have to do any program the way it’s supposed to be done with conviction.
Tom House caught Henry Aaron’s 715th honer
What's a honer?
@@danacoleman4007 it’s a social disease caused by batted balls but that’s not important now
@@brucehartnell1475 😂
They do not know anything about preparing a pitcher. If they do. They would be able to make a pitcher start 50 games per season. And make him throw 350 innings or more. While being injury free. Year in year out. Whatever they talk about mechanics or anything else is pointless if they cant make a pitcher do what i just said.
What an ignorant statement ... Are you not aware that Tom House was Nolan Ryan"s pitching coach. ( Considered to be one of the BEST pitchers in Baseball) Tom House was a pioneer in throwing mechanics and helped Ryan with his throwing up until he retired after 27 years.... NO pitcher has lasted as long or has been as great..... research before you make a fool of yourself....
@Michele Hardy if he knos a lot and he was nolan ryans pitching coach. How come he couldnt develop more players like him? Because he doesnt really know pitching. The stuff that he says only works on poeple who have great genetics and projection. If he knew about pitching and developing players he will make a pitcher break nolans ryan record of strikeouts. And make pitchers start 50 games per season and make pitchers throw 350 innings. But he wont because he doesnt know much about pitching. Dont be blinded by your ignorance. The numbers are cold but tell the truth
@@9393baseballyou think someone can start 50 games and throw 350 innings a season ? The only line I know to compare that to is Billy Madison , we are all more stupid for hearing it,
@@Springwater475 that's not exactly as crazy as it sounds... It's been done.
I would say 35-40 games at 300-330 innings would perhaps be a more realistic base.