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recovery and mobility


The Science of Recovery for Pitchers
Most pitchers think recovery starts after they get hurt. Ice the arm. Stretch a little. Maybe do some bands. Then repeat the cycle again next outing. Modern research on pitching fatigue tells a much different story: Recovery isn’t just about feeling good. It’s about restoring the body’s ability to produce and tolerate force efficiently. Fatigue changes mechanics long before athletes actually feel injured, and when mechanics change, stress changes too. That’s where problems st
3 days ago


Why Pitchers Get Hurt (Acute:Chronic Workload Ratio Explained)
Most players, coaches and parents think injuries come from throwing too much. That’s not entirely wrong—but it’s not the full picture either. What the research actually shows is it’s not just how much you throw… it’s how quickly that workload changes. This is where most players get into trouble—and it’s why understanding the acute:chronic workload ratio for pitchers matters. The Concept: Acute vs. Chronic Workload Acute workload is what you’ve done recently—usually the last 7
Apr 13
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