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moises alou

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Two of the few hardy souls who shun batting gloves were in the building in Phoenix this week. Mark Grace, who now is a broadcaster for the D-Backs, and the Cubs' Moises Alou.

 

 

Alou says the secret to hitting without batting gloves is to harden your hands and prevent calluses. One of his methods might win someone the prize money on the TV show, "Fear Factor." He urinates on his hands. That's the honest truth. Alou said he isn't sure where he learned this distasteful folk medicine, but it wasn't from his famous father. And it works for Moises.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=1793091

 

is that the most disgusting ritual youve ever heard of?

I don't use batting gloves to hit and my hands hurt when i hit*pee's on hands,meh buy's batting gloves*

alou is incredible. ive been peeing on my hands for years and I still cant hit, look at what this guys done

:shifty

IM GONNA GO PEE NOW !!!!!!!!!

 

 

would a number 2 help for fielding? :mischief2

If it does don't tell Alou until November

Watch out with the diarrhea it can hurt your fielding,you'll have butter fingers...

Watch out with the diarrhea it can hurt your fielding,you'll have butter fingers...

thanks for the advice! :thumbup

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