Showing posts with label scott richmond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scott richmond. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
A little about Three Peaks Kinesiology.
3PK a little bit about the company from Three Peaks on Vimeo.
So you Want to here what our Clients have to say. Check out what Toronto Bluejays Pitcher Scott Richmond says about our work.
3PK Testimonials from Three Peaks on Vimeo.
So if you are injured or are trying to reach your Peak in health life or sport give us a call and we will design a program tailored for you. 1-778-298-3PKS or jive us a email @ paul@3pk.ca
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Scott Richmond called back up to Jay's


For all of you that have been following Scott Richmond and his progress with both the jays and in the minors. He has been recalled to the Jays as of yesterday. He should get another shot at the pitching rotation again very soon.
So once again I cannot wait to watch him pitch big league player out.
Hey you might not be a professional player like Scott but you can benifit like he did from our Fascial stretch therapy programs. If you live in the vancouver area send me a quick email and we will arrange a time for you first appointment. Paul@3pk.ca
If you are out of town well maybe you need to look into one of our reccomended strength programs.
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Richmond reassigned to keep pitching game up.

Well breaking into the big leagues can have its ups and down. And Scott seems to be having both.
After 3 games with the Jay's and some time in the bull pen he is back down pitching successfully in the AAA for the Syracuse Chiefs. I know that he will be called up again if he keeps pitching well like he has been.
check out his 2 latest pitching stats.Date OPP W L ERA SV I PH ER BB SO
So some have questioned the Jay's timing by calling him up just before the Olympics but sports can be tough. I know that Scott will be up in the major leagues to stay soon. May be he just need a fascial stretch therapy session in between his games. Well I know I will see him back for stretches in the off season to help him get his arm ready for next time he get the call up.
You may not be a professional athlete but you should also look at stretching and doing self fascial release rolling. contact us to book a session or find out what you should be doing.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Scott win his first game.
So a quick up date on Scott Richmond for all of you that are interested. He pitched again last night and the blue jays came back to win the game. So he ends up with a no decision as he was pulled in the 5 Th inning. With the score 3-2 for the A's but that's baseball. He kept them in the game.Toronto came back in the 9 Th to win the game 4-3.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
More news on Scott Richmond Blue Jay's pitcher

http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/sports/story.html?id=7d768930-baf6-48fa-a988-64dd31f73c1c
check out the whole story
Perseverance pays for pitcher, 28
From scraping bottom of boats to starting for the Blue Jays
Jim Jamieson, The ProvincePublished: Tuesday, July 29, 2008
You could say Scott Richmond's baseball career hit rock bottom, quite literally, when he spent his first three years after high school working on the North Vancouver docks.
He was scraping rust and rock-like barnacles off the bottoms of boats in his job at Seaspan International's shipyards.
But Richmond, a 6-foot-5 right-handed pitcher, will see his unlikely dream of playing major league baseball come true Wednesday in Toronto when he'll get the start for the Blue Jays against Tampa Bay at the Rogers Centre. Richmond, 28, who was called up by Toronto on Sunday, will be the 14th Canadian to appear in a Jays uniform at the major-league level.
Last season Scott Richmond was playing for the Edmonton Cracker-Cats in the independent Northern League, below single A. The North Vancouver pitcher now finds himself, at 28, on the verge of playing for the Toronto Blue Jays.
"Last season Scott Richmond was playing for the Edmonton Cracker-Cats in the independent Northern League, below single A. The North Vancouver pitcher now finds himself, at 28, on the verge of playing for the Toronto Blue Jays.","On Wednesday, North Vancouver's Scott Richmond will realize an unlikely dream when he joins the likes of Rod Barajas (left) and Matt Stairs of the Blue Jays, who are shown celebrating Stairs' two-run, fifth-inning homer during a 3-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Monday in Toronto.
"I'm smiling from ear to ear," Richmond told the Toronto Sun. "It's nice, I don't have to fly and pitch the next day. I have a few days to think about it ... but I'm going to try not to think about it."
Richmond's saga gets even more far-fetched, as he'll be trading one dream for another. The call-up to the Blue Jays likely means he'll have to forgo his spot on Canada's Olympic baseball team. He was supposed to be at the Rogers Centre anyway, as the Olympic ball squad is going to be introduced before the game. Richmond just didn't think he'd be staying out on the field.
read the whole artile http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/sports/story.html?id=7d768930-baf6-48fa-a988-64dd31f73c1c
check out the whole story
Perseverance pays for pitcher, 28
From scraping bottom of boats to starting for the Blue Jays
Jim Jamieson, The ProvincePublished: Tuesday, July 29, 2008
You could say Scott Richmond's baseball career hit rock bottom, quite literally, when he spent his first three years after high school working on the North Vancouver docks.
He was scraping rust and rock-like barnacles off the bottoms of boats in his job at Seaspan International's shipyards.
But Richmond, a 6-foot-5 right-handed pitcher, will see his unlikely dream of playing major league baseball come true Wednesday in Toronto when he'll get the start for the Blue Jays against Tampa Bay at the Rogers Centre. Richmond, 28, who was called up by Toronto on Sunday, will be the 14th Canadian to appear in a Jays uniform at the major-league level.
Last season Scott Richmond was playing for the Edmonton Cracker-Cats in the independent Northern League, below single A. The North Vancouver pitcher now finds himself, at 28, on the verge of playing for the Toronto Blue Jays.
"Last season Scott Richmond was playing for the Edmonton Cracker-Cats in the independent Northern League, below single A. The North Vancouver pitcher now finds himself, at 28, on the verge of playing for the Toronto Blue Jays.","On Wednesday, North Vancouver's Scott Richmond will realize an unlikely dream when he joins the likes of Rod Barajas (left) and Matt Stairs of the Blue Jays, who are shown celebrating Stairs' two-run, fifth-inning homer during a 3-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Monday in Toronto.
"I'm smiling from ear to ear," Richmond told the Toronto Sun. "It's nice, I don't have to fly and pitch the next day. I have a few days to think about it ... but I'm going to try not to think about it."
Richmond's saga gets even more far-fetched, as he'll be trading one dream for another. The call-up to the Blue Jays likely means he'll have to forgo his spot on Canada's Olympic baseball team. He was supposed to be at the Rogers Centre anyway, as the Olympic ball squad is going to be introduced before the game. Richmond just didn't think he'd be staying out on the field.
read the whole artile http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/sports/story.html?id=7d768930-baf6-48fa-a988-64dd31f73c1c
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