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Show Notes In this episode, we’re joined by Dan Cabuling, Director of Strength & Conditioning and Softball at KPI (Kinetic Performance Institute). Dan shares his perspective on how…
Strength in Numbers #195
Part 1 introduced referred pain. It’s complete and utter pain, confusion. It baffles many players, coaches, parents, sports medicine experts, and specialized psychologists, who all converge…
Strength in Numbers #194
I am getting back to pain as we are in a warzone. I keep saying our platform represents the pain of discipline, so our athletes avoid…
Strength in Numbers #193
Pain is an essential part of the human experience—it serves as a warning system, signaling injury or potential harm. Pain is an ever-present challenge for athletes,…
Strength in Numbers #192
Vertical jump testing is a widely recognized measure of lower-body power and overall athleticism. While commonly associated with sports like basketball and volleyball, recent research has…
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Show Notes In this episode of More Than Velocity, we sit down with Texas A&M pitcher Myles Patton along with Jason Smith, the Director of Baseball Recruiting at…
Strength in Numbers #191
Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior (SLAP) tears are injuries to the shoulder's labrum, a cartilage ring surrounding the shoulder joint's socket.
These injuries are particularly prevalent…
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Show Notes In this episode of More Than Velocity, we sit down with pitching coach and ArmCare Elite member Lou Kolasky to discuss how to train pitchers smarter,…
Strength in Numbers #190
The early season is the danger zone for ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) sprains—the injury that leads to Tommy John Surgery.
Therefore, the critical time is now.…
The red arrow in the image below offers the simplest explanation for the elbow injury epidemic in baseball. It shows a critical force exerted on the inner elbow during the…