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Should kids throw curveballs? Or are we asking the WRONG question? I just evaluated a 12-year-old with a UCL tear… who couldn’t even do a simple get up from the ground. And we’re debating pitch types? This isn’t a curveball problem. This is a youth development problem. Kids are:... show more

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“We knew our 4 year old was trans because they didn’t like wearing dresses or hair clips” THIS IS CHILD ABUSE. Who does this stuff to a child? What kid of insanity has trans become! I am so over it! My latest YouTube video exposing these parents putting their “ trans kids” on the internet for clout! Because its cool to have a trans kid now. I remember when it was cool to have a french bulldog and everyone ran out to get one! Where are all these parents getting these “ trans kids “ from! Oh yea they are making their kids trans because they are sick weirdos. You watch, these kids will grow up to hate their parents. And FU to all you haters in the CULT. You are part of the problem going along with this BS ! 🤮🤬 #transsexual #adult #reels

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Deluzio: I introduced this Let Kids Play Act with Senator Murphy and some others to get private equity and vulture investors out of youth sports. Let’s start with the problem: they have turned youth sports into a luxury item. They’ve jacked up the cost for families. This is now like a $40 billion industry making money off parents who want their kids to play. So we go right at some of these practices in the bill. We’re trying to kick out these vulture investors. This isn’t just like some other part of the economy—we’re talking about youth sports, where there is a good and an interest that is bigger than just making money. Kids having a shot to play matters for society. It matters for the country. And I see these vulture investors, and I think they should have nothing to do with and be nowhere near making money off the backs of kids.

Deluzio: I introduced this Let Kids Play Act with Senator Murphy and some others to get private equity and vulture investors out of youth sports. Let’s start with the problem: they have turned youth sports into a luxury item. They’ve jacked up the cost for families. This is now like a $40 billion industry making money off parents who want their kids to play. So we go right at some of these practices in the bill. We’re trying to kick out these vulture investors. This isn’t just like some other part of the economy—we’re talking about youth sports, where there is a good and an interest that is bigger than just making money. Kids having a shot to play matters for society. It matters for the country. And I see these vulture investors, and I think they should have nothing to do with and be nowhere near making money off the backs of kids.

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You would be surprised how many times I’ve had this conversation 🤦🏻‍♂️ Not all AAU programs are equal. There are some good ones out there for sure. I benefited as a player by playing for a club. But then… There are some bad ones. And with the bad ones comes a lot of wasted time, money and effort. Empty promises when it comes to development and exposure to college coaches. Some kids on these teams can’t make 10 free throws in a row or dribble with their weak hand but we have them playing 80 games a summer expecting it to magically improve. Then they go back to their HS Coaches as the same player they were the year before but expecting different results. Now kids should make more time for their own skill work as well but some of these programs require 4-8 hours a week at their “practices” plus travel and games every weekend…. Have you seen some of these AAU practices? Skill development is non existent in a lot of these. But isn’t the point to make the kids better? Just get better every summer and have a great high school season then worry about getting recruited. Some of these kids are on their JV teams expecting to get scholarship offers 🤦🏻‍♂️ There are bad trainers and bad coaches out there as well. I understand that. This is just my perspective and experience with the kids that have been in the gym with me over the last 7 years.

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This is where youth sports often get it backwards. Kids don’t need more sport-specific training. They need more athletic development. Somewhere along the way, we convinced ourselves that earlier specialization meant better outcomes. More reps of the same skills. More drills. More structure. More pressure. But strong, fast, coordinated, resilient athletes are not built by narrowing movement early. They’re built by expanding it. Before worrying about a child’s shooting form, throwing mechanics, or position-specific skills, we should be asking: Can they run, jump, stop, and change direction? Can they balance, rotate, climb, crawl, and fall safely? Can they move with rhythm, coordination, and confidence? Athletic development is the foundation that sport skills are built on—not the other way around. Speed, strength, power, and durability don’t magically appear because a kid played one sport year-round. They come from movement variety, free play, and exposure to different physical challenges across multiple planes and environments. When we skip this phase and rush into specialization, we don’t create better athletes—we create fragile ones. Develop the athlete first. Then layer the sport on top. #LTAD

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