Strength in Numbers #105
After 33 hours of raw filming, we have created 8 independent courses to go along with our updated Certified ArmCare Specialist Combined.
These 8 courses make up our Bulletproof Educational Series, which will cover the essential processes and practices for developing high-performance athletes while staving off injury.
We based this educational approach on artificial intelligence that has scoured all public information sources for the most common questions coming from coaches, players, and parents.
For the first course launch of the Bulletproof Educational Series, we answered the call to provide a certification course for coaches, parents, and players to keep throwing arms healthy and performing optimally.
Check out the Arm Health and Performance Level 1.
Here, we are going through critical information that indicates strategies and approaches to testing arm strength and range of motion, training concepts, case studies in avoiding injury and poor performance, and most importantly, how coaches, players, and parents use arm strength and range of motion data to individualize pitch counts to allocate exact competitive workloads to athletes in what they need when they are strong and when they are less than optimal.
ERADICATING ARM INJURIES AND DOMINATING PERFORMANCE
Research indicates that 5.4 pitchers in every 100 will experience surgery. As it currently stands, amongst the 20,000 pitchers using ArmCare, we’ve received 10 reports of surgeries which equates to approximately 0.05 surgeries per 100 pitchers.
Still, this cutting-edge, data-led educational series will reduce the risk of injury even more.
We have done the work with a depth of understanding of how injury risk and poor performance are tied to a tired, weak, and poorly recovered arm.
We want to educate you, as the ArmCare.com technology is the key, and the education unlocks the door to the future of throwing arm durability and greater competitive opportunities in baseball. This means more scholarship opportunities and draft value due to pitchers competing at their best.
We understand that coaches, parents, and players all play a vital role in nurturing players’ skills, safeguarding their long-term health, and reaching their dreams.
Here are the top 10 questions asked by coaches, parents, and players throughout the world and how the upcoming Bulletproof Educational Series will tackle these important inquiries.
Question 1: How can I prevent throwing arm injuries?
Answer: ArmCare.com’s Coaching Certificate Course is the industry’s first-ever comprehensive program that equips coaches, players, and parents with the knowledge and tools to prevent arm injuries effectively using arm strength dynamometry and integrated IMUs. The information indicates case studies and training theory for players to play at their best.
Question 2: How can I improve throwing velocity without compromising health?
Answer: Our educational series provides scientifically-backed techniques and training methods to enhance throwing velocity while prioritizing the long-term health and durability of the pitcher’s arm.
Question 3: What are the best practices for managing pitch counts and rest days?
Answer: The Bulletproof Educational Series offers guidelines and strategies for managing pitch counts, rest days, and workload monitoring, enabling coaches to optimize player performance while reducing the risk of injuries through data-led insights.
Question 4: How can I identify and correct mechanical flaws that may lead to arm problems?
Answer: ArmCare.com’s Coaching Certificate Course provides coaches, parents, and players with in-depth knowledge of pitching mechanics associated with injury and offers practical tools to identify how to overcome flaws and potential arm issues.
Question 5: How can I effectively communicate with players and parents about pitching health?
Answer: Our program includes modules specifically designed to help coaches, parents, and players communicate collaborative and be focused on important arm health and performance data to determine best practices in minimizing fatigue, maximizing recovery for the throwing arm, and attacking weaknesses.
Question 6: How can I build a strength and conditioning program to advance throwing performance?
Answer: The Bulletproof Educational Series offers data-led case studies that are further built upon with a specialized course dedicated to athletic performance training methodology for developing athletes at early stages in sport to improve strength and coordination and reduce risks of overtraining risks.
Question 7: How can I help my baseball players recover faster between outings and games?
Answer: Coaches will learn evidence-based recovery protocols and strategies to help pitchers bounce back faster between outings, reducing fatigue and minimizing injury risks. This includes a systematic approach called the Great Eight Performance Process, seen here:
Question 8: What are the most common mistakes coaches make that contribute to arm injuries?
Answer: Our educational series sheds light on common coaching mistakes and biomechanical compensations that can increase the risk of injury while providing individualized strategies to ensure coaches foster a safe and healthy environment for their pitchers
Question 9: How can I identify fatigue or overuse in my pitchers?
Answer: The Bulletproof Arm Series equips coaches with the knowledge to recognize signs of fatigue or overuse, empowering them to make informed decisions to protect their pitchers and better understand the multidisciplinary approach to preventing injuries and maximizing performance. This includes data-led pitching management and throwing programs, velocity enhancement monitoring, and more.
Question 10: How can I help my players develop better throwing mechanics?
Answer: The Arm Health and Performance Level 1 Course and Velocity Enhancement Course delves into the fundamentals of throwing mechanics associated with throwing at high velocity and those that increase the risk of injury. The information gained across all courses will provide a strong background for students before entering the Certified Pitching Biomechanist Certification.
The CPB course is a 10-hour course where students are taught how to look at arm strength, range of motion, and 3D data together and formulate appropriate strength and coordination training programs to attack pain and poor performance and mechanics-based training to optimize the delivery.
We are excited to bring you this groundbreaking educational series tailored to equip coaches, players, and parents with the critical knowledge and tools to eradicate arm injuries while maximizing pitching and defensive throwing performance.
Start in on your education and unlock the secrets to a healthy, dominant, and injury-free throwing arm.
We are approaching the All-Star Break – let’s make your team bulletproof on their way to a championship season.
