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“I don't like the pitch count! How are you gonna develop your arm? If you're a track man you say, "Hey, you can't run too much." Or if you're a boxer you say, "Hey, you can only box three rounds." It's not right!” quote by Tommy Lasorda
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“I don't like the pitch count! How are you gonna develop your arm? If you're a track man you say, "Hey, you can't run too much." Or if you're a boxer you say, "Hey, you can only box three rounds." It's not right!”

Tommy Lasorda

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Excessive specialization in training can cause injury; athletes need balanced workload.

In simple terms: Overtraining hurts athletes.

Key Takeaway

Balance training intensity and rest.

Themes

sports training injury prevention

Mood

cautious pragmatic

Type

advice motivational

When to use this quote

  • baseball pitching
  • track sprinting
  • boxing sparring
  • cross‑training
  • rehabilitation

Key Concepts

Overuse syndrome periodization

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you tailor training to each sport?
  • What signs indicate overtraining?
A Different Perspective

Different sports have unique demands; one size may not fit all.

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