Any good alternatives to a Jugs Machine for my nephew to practice catching?

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Oct 1, 2024
11:30:20am

DodgerCoug Playmaker

Any good alternatives to a Jugs Machine for my nephew to practice catching?

Jugs Machines are insanely expensive.

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DodgerCoug

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Any good alternatives to a Jugs Machine for my nephew to practice catching?

DodgerCoug

11:30am

Pay me 1/2 the cost and I’ll throw to him

Icelandic Cougar

11:31am

RE: Any good alternatives to a Jugs Machine for my nephew to practice catching?

Peterbilt

11:32am

I know its a funny joke but my brother has nerve damage on his throwing arm

DodgerCoug

11:37am

People

ochobeeguy

11:37am

Guy I know pays the QB $$ each week to throw a certain number of routes a day

themathbook

11:41am

Trying to do blocking drills? A two wheel machine will throw breaking pitches

Uno Doctoro

11:42am

Search up drills with tennis balls.

Chester Copperpot

11:46am

How old? Is he friends with the QB or any QB? Any older kids in the ward or neighborhood that can throw?

RootieBoy

11:46am

I think he’s just starting 5th grade. He has a couple friends

DodgerCoug

12:03pm

5th grade?? Tell him to play with his buddies on the playground. Let him be a kid. Jugs/private QB in elementary school

BlooGeek

12:38pm

Yea we’re just looking around if a $500 throwing machine exists for younger kids

DodgerCoug

12:45pm

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