Dylan Bundy, Radar Guns, Self-Myofascial Release (SMR), and News on Our Athletes (May 10th Q&A Video) | Driveline Baseball

Dylan Bundy, Radar Guns, Self-Myofascial Release (SMR), and News on Our Athletes (May 10th Q&A Video)

Did a new Q&A video covering topics like Dylan Bundy, Radar Guns, SMR, and what our athletes are up to these days.

Congrats to Jack Scheideman, who won the KingCo shot put title by throwing 56 feet.

Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@drivelinebases) and tweet us your questions for future episodes!

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By Kyle Boddy at May 10, 2012.

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