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How Milo Black Went from Arm Pain to 127 Strikeouts

Recurring arm pain, trouble throwing strikes, and a search for answers that kept coming back to mechanics… All that changed when an ArmCare assessment…

The Serratus Anterior: The Muscle That Moves the Shoulder Blade

Strength in Numbers - 273 When baseball players think about throwing-arm strength, the rotator cuff usually gets most of the attention. But beneath the shoulder blade is another key part…

Four Studies Every Throwing Athlete Should Know

Strength in Numbers - 272 Much of what now appears in the ArmCare app didn't start as a software feature. It began with research questions. How strong should a throwing…

Know Your Throwing Arm and Stop Blaming Velocity

Strength in Numbers - 271 Baseball can measure velocity down to the decimal point. But for years, we had a much harder time answering another question: How much strength, and…

When Strength Changes, Pay Attention

Strength in Numbers - 270 One question I get from time to time is how did we come up with our strength alerts? First, strength is not a fixed number.…

Fatigue Changes the Athlete Before It Changes the Radar Gun

Strength in Numbers - 269 Fatigue is often treated as something we can see. The other challenge is that 100% of everyone in the sport believes fatigue is something you…

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