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Post by airraider on Jun 7, 2013 12:43:39 GMT -6
Qb has in his mind that he will be attending
OBU camp Sun and Mon
ULM on Tues
SAU on Weds and Thurs
Miss top 150 Combine on Friday
Please give me some feedback so I can show his family that this is a BAD idea.
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Post by jsk002 on Jun 7, 2013 12:54:33 GMT -6
Well - from a sports performance stand-point alone, you can't go to a week of camps and the be optimal for combine testing. Sprinters don't train hard the entire week before a big meet.
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Post by airraider on Jun 7, 2013 12:59:11 GMT -6
Well - from a sports performance stand-point alone, you can't go to a week of camps and the be optimal for combine testing. Sprinters don't train hard the entire week before a big meet. That is what I said... even if you do not get hurt, you will not be worth looking at come end of the week. |
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Post by jsk002 on Jun 7, 2013 13:17:58 GMT -6
Have him talk to the track coach...
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Post by coachd5085 on Jun 7, 2013 14:48:19 GMT -6
But..you practice all week before you play correct? How many balls is he throwing in practice?
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Post by jsk002 on Jun 7, 2013 14:57:26 GMT -6
coachd5085...I think that is completely different. Teams also begin to lighten the load before the game or as the season progresses, practices are nearly as physical. Plus - 1 person managing an athlete's workload is different then 3.
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Post by airraider on Jun 7, 2013 14:59:28 GMT -6
But..you practice all week before you play correct? How many balls is he throwing in practice? We practice offense around an hour 3 times a week and play games on fridays... Going to a camp for 2-6 hours a day with nothing but throwing throwing throwing is very different than a team practice where him throwing is only a portion of the whole event. |
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Post by brophy on Jun 7, 2013 15:15:31 GMT -6
so long as they are paying for it, why can't the kid do it?
If the kid has poor showings, that's on him.
If he gets hurt, same could happen anywhere.
I couldn't imagine parents wanting to be that involved to invite that type of logistical headache (regardless of the performance issues)
Why make it a problem?
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Post by airraider on Jun 7, 2013 17:16:44 GMT -6
so long as they are paying for it, why can't the kid do it? If the kid has poor showings, that's on him. If he gets hurt, same could happen anywhere. I couldn't imagine parents wanting to be that involved to invite that type of logistical headache (regardless of the performance issues) Why make it a problem? Parents are not as informed as we are/should be... and do not realize the physiological stress that such activities could present... Just the same as you would not want a pitcher to pitch 6 days straight... they need rest... 48 hours ideally. |
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Post by dsqa on Jun 7, 2013 19:22:05 GMT -6
If he manages the amount of reps he takes in each context, and disciplines himself to avoid wasted throwing...he should be able to get through it pretty well...just curious...does he have a shot to show well? Is he a legit prospect?
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Post by airraider on Jun 7, 2013 20:53:18 GMT -6
If he manages the amount of reps he takes in each context, and disciplines himself to avoid wasted throwing...he should be able to get through it pretty well...just curious...does he have a shot to show well? Is he a legit prospect? He is... probably not D1, but has a shot at the D2 schools for sure. Is barely 6'0.. but has brothers that are 6'7, 6'5, 6'4, 6'4, 6'2... so there is hope! |
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