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@DSARM 11 месяцев назад

Thank you guys so much for the support. If you wanna follow along with my journey, please go subscribe! Road to 100K! 😃

@rustleracing 11 месяцев назад

When pitching you should really land on your toe when stepping. It has helped me a bunch. I got it from nolan ryan. It increases velocity

@ItzacRBLX 11 месяцев назад

You said in maine and that made me so happy that people know what maine is and what state I grew up in😃

@walkerholmes6427 10 месяцев назад

Love u man❤much love❤

@odd-man-outSPORTS 7 дней назад

I saw a great video you did the other day on that prospect pitcher who throws 99

@itsjosegutierrez Год назад

life is unpredictable bro. congrats on the progress. I am recording baseball content again 😤

@DSARM Год назад

Thank you bro! ❤️

@Lee-One Год назад

@@DSARM I still think it’s cool where you went even though you quit baseball

@felixramos1561 Год назад

🙏well done ✅ keep up the progress and good work ethics bro 😎 ☝️🤲🙏🙌

@Treylonguil23 Год назад

@@DSARM did you play for the seacost united pirates

@PickLivin Год назад

Anyone think that when he was graduating high school he looked like lamelo ball?

@DSARM Год назад

Lmaoo facts

@Mwtndew Год назад

@@DSARM I was looking for this content great video btw

@suiieditzYT Год назад

lol

@joeporter1563 Год назад

Yup

@daniellewis5999 Год назад

What’s good shteve

@scottychi Год назад

I feel you.. I tore my rotator cuff in my junior year and it just never healed properly.

@dishwasher_NFL Год назад

Nah but can we talk about how wholesome that rapstar instrumental is

@DSARM Год назад

frrrr

@lucasburdenofficial Год назад

that's what I'm saying

@DatGuyAegis Год назад

I love how you can pivot such a negative event that crushed one of you're dreams into a future that actualized and accomplished your other inspirational man

@jamestorres5582 Год назад

I love baseball . I love your story . Hang in there and we're all with you my friend

@bluerep40 Год назад

Congratulations on all your success! Keep moving forward and life will surprise you with gifts that you never expected!

@Fidnnfu Год назад

80 at 14 yo is insane, I’m 15 and still struggling to hit 70 on the mound 😅 Still on that grind tho 💪

@Cubsfan20163 Год назад

This really inspired me to keep working hard to go to the MLB one day sharing your story really made me think I can do it. Thank you

@randompersonoftheinternet8012 Год назад

You probably can’t. It’s not just a matter of skill, you have to be lucky. Very lucky.

@SF-cq3lh Год назад

@@randompersonoftheinternet8012 skill issue

@Lee-One Год назад

@@randompersonoftheinternet8012 u just have skill issue

@GenesisG70LaunchEdition Год назад

I thought the same thing growing up.. I played all my childhood all the way till high school!! Travel ball all over the USA it was crazy fun.. now 36 and haven’t touched a ball or bat in years.. good luck man.. it’s not a easy ride

@Cubsfan20163 Год назад

@@GenesisG70LaunchEdition thanks for the support

@gmonroy852 Год назад

Sometimes the bumps in life lead us to a whole new path we never thought of before......good luck in your endeavors

@DSARM Год назад

Much appreciated !

@joedill4311 Год назад

Doing what you love often changes as you get older. Good luck dude.

@mauricesexton5498 10 месяцев назад

Sometimes taking a step back means your moving forward in another direction. God bless young man. Keep up the hard work and always find ways to improve yourself.

@Txsjayy832 Год назад

This Truly touched me bro

@Masonr24 Год назад

My biggest fear is messing up my arm and either never being able to play again or have long term damage

@graysonbeavers5885 Год назад

82 as a lefty is insane. Congrats bro

@Hawkie Год назад

Totally can relate went D1 as a lefty throwing high 80s topping 88. Second game of the season tore my UCL. 2 surgery and 18+ month of rehab later Returned for my senior year in which I could no longer keep up and lost my stop. Now I own 2 successful business and enjoy my life way more than the baseball grind and couldn’t be more thankful!

@jackwilliams7738 Год назад

It’s hard for me to believe 17 year old pitchers throwing 95-100 mph… I wonder how many players are taking PEDS in high school… let alone college and pro.

@linkdawg334 11 месяцев назад

Congrats dude 👍👌 just do what you Love ❤

@DSARM 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! Will do!

@robertsantiagonc Год назад

Good luck man! Chase your dreams. Life moves fast. Live with no regerts (I know it’s regrets, buttt had too). Stay blessed.

@Richard-sg7sj Год назад

You are a talented kid and will go far. Keep working hard and grinding…..this will take you places along with your obvious talent.

@Snowvr48 Год назад

Congrats on all the progress you’ve had

@robslemmer4346 Год назад

Bridgton Academy!! Class of '88. Best academic experience I ever had.

@6nero Год назад

Bro, love this story! How am I just now seeing your channel?! We should link and get some long toss in lol Best of luck kid 🤙🏼

@DSARM Год назад

Thank you bro!!

@bigboyc9446 Год назад

Please continue playing the game u love do what u love. Good luck

@thejabronis_44 10 месяцев назад

this is inspiring ❤

@jackkinsey541 Год назад

All love for you bro ❤ happy for you

@rodneyhinklejr.6106 Год назад

Keep chasing your passion man. I was a young lefty that had decent stuff in HS early and tore my left ACL then still was hitting about 80s when I tore my right ACL. Had to find what was going to make me happy pretty early that wasn't baseball at 17. Keep making intriguing content bc your passion come through well.

@Nachoboogie2014 10 месяцев назад

I'm in a little league and my dream is to be a player in the MLB those inspiring words you said gave more confidence to become a player thank you I appreciate it.

@JettRisner-ze1sn Год назад

What an inspirational story you are one of my favorite creators because you make things so inspirational and it tells me to try harder and to never give up

@DSARM Год назад

let’s go!!

@ChicoChico0831 Год назад

Love this and please make baseball content again and 83 isn’t bad

@Austin04884 11 месяцев назад

Man congrats on the progress, keep up the grind!💯

@ghost_kings18 Год назад

I love baseball too just gotta keep putting work on. You got some talent and skill throwing mid 80

@joemoney7640 Год назад

Baseball was my life everyday until high school was over, should of went further but anyway leaving baseball behind is not a easy thing. Baseball was life! I miss it, but now I train my son so I can get him to the pros one day!

@luisr6377 Год назад

The streets got me as a kid and i flushed my chances away. I was 130lbs. without lifting any weights , workouts , nothing, and throwing low 80’s at 14-16yrs old. We all have stories and i appreciate you sharing yours. If you ever wanna play again, there’s always Indy ball or Semi pro.

@SerbiaIsTheBest Год назад

Congrats bro!

@magnetsoldiercephas331 Год назад

Hey at least you turned something that’s a negative into a positive you still love. That’s rare and inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

@gcbros6482 Год назад

We always find a way to play the game we love!

@yeetusmccheesey Год назад

Going into freshmen year (2019) I was throwing low 80s from the stretch and could probably touch mid 80s in a short amount of time, just got into lifting and working out and stuff. Made a select showcase team as a pitcher to play a tournament somewhere on the east coast when covid hit. Tournament got canceled obviously, but got absolutely slammed by medical mumbo jumbo and by the time I recovered fully it was 2 years later, still throwing around the same as I did freshmen year but I kind of lost the love for playing the game trying to play through a season before we knew how messed up I was. Went from 6' 235 to 6' 165 in a year, and being unable to throw 2 pitches consecutively without almost fainting can really take it out of you. Still trying to get back on track, about to graduate in a few weeks and gonna let life take me wherever it ends up going :)

@juanmayet1729 Год назад

That was awesome young man! Congratulations!

@DSARM Год назад

Thank you!

@parkerlong1725 Год назад

I'm like you bro. Baseball also changed my life. Thanks to Baseball ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@DSARM Год назад

Love it bro!!

@Cmac1328 11 месяцев назад

Good for you bro!! Congrats. Best of luck on the new path! But keep playing. Keep that joy alive even as you embrace other options!

@James222SD Год назад

God Bless you man

@MisterLiamGamer Год назад

Baseball is my favorite sport

@bethezookie Год назад

Respect!!! Take care of that body. I’ve had surgery on both shoulders. Have rotator cuff tears in both right now. I’m 42 and live in pain every day cause I don’t want more surgery’s. You only get one body so be gentle

@corpsky0 Год назад

This story is amazing, I think you should keep towards your dream of baseball, skill in this sport is one and a million

@tykesebryant9790 Год назад

Don't ever give up playing baseball you can still do it

@JediMentat Год назад

LA film school was my dream. My family wouldn't pay a penny though (dad couldn't afford it, mom and step dad were wealthy but his and her daughter was much more valuable. She's never had to work and has a 3 story house and 3 new cars to this day that she has never paid a dime for.) and I lived in Georgia. That lack of support crushed me for a very long time. 16 years later, I'm graduating with a degree in healthcare administration, having been a CNA in hospitals and nursing home for a decade. I have an AIT program position waiting making almost 3 figures. I'll make more than my step dad and mother combined in ~5 years. Idk why I said all this but I did. Lol. Also, I haven't received any help from them at all since high school. Not that I would've gotten it. Having 2 little kids and a wife is what finally gave me the motivation. Don't give up people

@LIFE-nh4zq Год назад

Keep grinding it out bro.

@colinscrimpshire5114 Год назад

Keep up the grind man

@DSARM Год назад

Thanks, will do!

@mikeyk9931 Год назад

Hey man big congrats. Keep the hustle and working hard, great story! W💪💪

@ChevyRedneckGFX Год назад

Been subbed since the beginning. Glad to see this blow up

@Meatball6243 Год назад

Feel this. I was the only freshman in my high school to start on both varsity baseball(primary C, split start 1B and hockey rosters(Goalie). Had more D1 scholarship offers than i could keep track of, but i played through a torn ACL in hockey state championship winning 1-0 and did a ton of damage to my knee. I ended up needing pretty much 18 months of recovery(set back in PT). Ended up calling all the schools and telling them i wasnt taking anybodies offers(after taking an east coast college tour for the experience😅🤷‍♂️) i lost the commitment that wouldve been required of me to perform and compete at that level.

@Agent_P_ Год назад

Dang brother respect

@morefootball4life173 Год назад

Congrats bro I give you respect for not giving up and you are so good stap up there bro!

@whywelovefilm7079 Год назад

Dude, we have such a similar story! Minus the RU-vid thing. I played baseball (RHP) and was up to 85mph my freshman year and by my Senior year I was touching 90mph. I got an offer to a PAC-12 school and enrolled. I got hurt that summer and needed elbow surgery. Not Tommy John. It was Microscopic surgery where they have to clean stuff out and shave down a bone spur. I also took a Post Grad year and I went to IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL. This was back in 2012 before they were the powerhouse in everything like they are now. It was fun. Got to play with people like Max Foody (Top 5th round pick for the Cardinals), Cameron Varga (Round 1 Comp pick by the Rays), and even Brady Aiken was there (former 1st Overall pick and then he was drafted Top 5 the next year I believe). After I left IMG I had to enroll at a CC before going back to the school I had a scholarship with. And by this time, after getting hurt, having surgery, rehabbing, building up strength and then being told I had to go to a CC. Plus the fact I was only throwing mid-80’s again. I was just burnt out and I didn’t love playing the game anymore. So I spent the next summer staying at IMG and helping out with their digital media and marketing team as like an intern. And I’m born and raised in LA. So I freaking went to LA Film School also! What year did you graduate? I’m class of 2018. I got a job working for NBCUniversal out here in LA working in Production finance. That’s so crazy dude. I couldn’t believe how much our stories were similar. But glad to see you’re doing well. First time I heard of your channel but you have a new subscriber…

@DSARM Год назад

Man!! That’s amazing. I’m just starting this year so I’m a freshman. Would love to connect with you and talk more, DM me on instagram @dsarmYT

@levi_mitchell Год назад

Keep it up we love it. maybe you could interview us sometime?

@DSARM Год назад

Hahaha would love that.

@jonhillquist2707 Год назад

I love this. I have a ten year old that is honestly pretty great at baseball for ten. I love coaching him, and I hope he (and his teammates) learn from me and grow, but I hope they continue to improve and play because they want to, and can. I don't set unrealistic expectations, but I hope they follow you and do what makes them happy

@devinnutter9277 Год назад

Just earned yourself another subscriber. Hope your dreams come true

@lucasburdenofficial Год назад

good for you man!

@icypanda1563 10 месяцев назад

Nice keep following your dreams bro!

@moparman5058 Год назад

Good stuff man. Keep doing your thing.

@BH-xp8ic Год назад

God bless brotha

@flickboogers9325 Год назад

Nice and glad you're doing well. I played in Wrigley Field a few times but my career was cut short very short so it's good to see someone bounce back from an injury.

@jamesangelo8432 9 месяцев назад

Good Luck brother

@aidan4324 Год назад

Congrats bro

@GarzaEmpire56 Год назад

Keep up the good work brotha 🙏ex pro player been out the game for 2 years and your content brought me back into baseball ⚾️

@DSARM Год назад

Brooo much love!

@jakcsun Год назад

Hey man I know how u feel, I was a pitcher at a junior college for 3 years. I went up to driveline last summer and was progressing very well. Had gotten my fastball up to 88 and my slider was filthy. Sadly I partially tore my rotator cuff and labrum. I’ve kinda closed the door with my love for baseball since then. The rotator cuff is a shot to the head for a pitcher. Glad that you have made your other dream a reality. I hope I can find mine soon. 🤞🏻

@flaminninja3368 Год назад

Did you have surgery?

@jakcsun Год назад

@@flaminninja3368 I did have surgery back in June. The recovery process is ridiculously long.

@Ovfboys 10 месяцев назад

Keep going brother

@LSPAlan 8 месяцев назад

That’s good big bruh I’m happy to hear that u making videos on a sport u love keep up the good work and me and my 8 year brother love your videos much love ❤️❤️

@BMoney8600 Год назад

This is awesome!

@YtK.A Год назад

definition of never giving up

@hosi292 11 месяцев назад

Go get it!!

@nousername1401 Год назад

Good for you bro 😊

@yankmyass Год назад

Damn, an injury like that sucks. Glad you could move on and find another love in life man

@levi_mitchell Год назад

Nice name

@DSARM Год назад

Thanks bro!

@ale_x3432 Год назад

Very cool! Good luck to you.

@pohoward4390 Год назад

I had a similar route. I’m left handed and My freshman year of high school I was up to 81, with a lingering knee injury. Sophomore year I was up to 84-86 but got shut down for a knee surgery, which included screws and bone grafts from other parts of my body. Junior year I was sidelined yet again with the same issue ON TOP of a knee sprain. Doctor told me the screw in my knee was coming out, and it needed to be removed. Got shut down for another knee surgery and never got back to doing what I loved. I enjoy it with my high school teammates and they kept pushing me to join again but my body just won’t let me. That’s my story lol so you definitely ain’t alone man

@pohoward4390 Год назад

I’m in my senior year now btw

@DSARM Год назад

Mann thank you for sharing your story!!❤️💯

@calebcowan4271 Год назад

I play baseball as well but I began to have some arm issues so I talked to my travel ball coach who is vary knowledgeable about baseball and he said to take a three weeks rest so I did then I went to this program where u learn how to use your full body wait for more power that way you don’t just use your arm and I began to throw harder and progress in baseball I highly recommend y’all getting in to top velo it helped me a lot.

@mannyknoxville247 Год назад

Dude your badass, keep your head up, God has a plan for us all 💯

@cynthiaandersen3691 Год назад

Im 12 and throwing 45. I really needed some inspiration today. Thank you

@leakyjeep5.9 Год назад

Watch a bunch of Trevor Bauer videos. You will find motivation.

@gavinklein9145 Год назад

I love the rockstar instrumental

@gz310 9 месяцев назад

I love baseball too.

@colin-wy2eh Год назад

Baseball for life

@carolthearcticfox330 5 месяцев назад

Baseball Has Always Been One Of My Favorite Sports To Watch And Play! I Respect You Man For Making It As Far As You Did. My High school Team Did Not Accept Me Because I Wasn’t Good Enough At Hitting. I Wasn’t A Bad Catcher Tho But We Had Four Guys Who Were Better Than Me. I Did Play Two Years Of High School Hockey Because I’m Much Better At Ice Hockey And Still Have A Mean Shot

@Siah2coldfrfr Год назад

Left hand gang 🔥🔥

@scoobydakid252 Год назад

Fye bro, I’m tapped in with the la film school too

@dominiccatalano7744 5 месяцев назад

Keep it up your doing great

@tinemachine9814 Год назад

Ayy, baseball can have one thing that either makes or breaks you. For me it happened to be the opposite of what happened to you. Last year as a 14 yo I was throwing 62, inconsistent pitching and hitting wise, and was on my way to quit baseball. However, I found the program run by Tucci lumber which is a baseball bat company that makes bats for players like Xander Bogaerts and Bo Bichette, and they fixed me. They inspired me to work out, practice every day, but mostly have fun and enjoy the path. And tbh I think that is what matters the most; if film making made you happy when baseball started getting harder for you, then that is what you should do (and obviously what you did do). Now I’m going to be like you, and as a 15 year old I am going to work my butt off, but only can pray that injuries don’t strike me. I now throw 74-76 and have touched 78, so I’m only climbing up. This video inspires me to pursue what I love and hope to go far with it. God bless your choice and hope you succeed in life!

@jamestozlosky9488 Год назад

Good luck man

@jacoobyisawatermelondog Год назад

what’s up, i am a 11 year old that is a lefty and loves baseball ❤ i am about hitting 60mph and hope i can become like you when i grow up ❤ keep up the great work!

@_aaronljr9261 Год назад

I remember one day ur vid popped up on my instagram reels been a fan every since just resubbed my guy 💙

@funny_zach9570 Год назад

Hope you make you dream come true and do big things

@keithfeliciano Год назад

Man I felt that. My sophomore year I tore my rotator cuff and labrum. I was throwing around 83mph at 5ft 7 and 125lbs because well my metabolism is hella fast. I was a catcher that got way overused for my high school and travel team. I had to have surgery in 2020 which sucked and played my senior year in 2021 though I wasn’t fully 100% but did it because I wanted to play so bad. Had a good year at the plate hitting .426 but catching wise I did decent. Not the throw down I used to have but good enough to play

@JosephRomanick 11 месяцев назад

Ayoooooo BA! I went to BA 07/08 Football and Baseball . Wild one Yr. Good Luck Bro

@gavinmccreary Год назад

It truly touched me I play baseball and I’m a lefty

@upsidedownbuckets3624 Год назад

Good shit bro 🤞

@valintino293 Год назад

Hell ya bro! good luck!

@DSARM Год назад

Thanks bro!

@ScardyASMR Год назад

I tore my rotator cuff too dude, I feel the pain you went through. Very painful shit. 1 day I be throwing the hardest on my team, the next day I can throw a ball 30feet without my arm about do fall off.

@DSARM Год назад

Yeah man it was brutal :/

@anthonyd5027 Год назад

Same thing for me felt like 11 years of hard work and dedication was all for nothing still never got it back to normal after 15 pitches it feels like it’s about to fall off and I went from throwing 84 to barley hitting 62

@dallasnelson6563 Год назад

Love your story bro

@Mmadore32 Год назад

love too see you went to Bridgeton! We got cool stuff up here in maine

@GONE05 11 месяцев назад

Had a teacher in middle school was a pitcher all through school and threw 88 at 16, he went to a Philly tryout just for the heck of it and some of the scouts saw him pitching and were saying that “ if you keep going on this route you have a great chance at going to the big leagues” but then when he was a junior he injured his elbow and his pitching went down hill from there, he went to college but his pitches just got worse over time and he became an art teacher. I miss him as he was an amazing guy he just didn’t have luck on his side.