My Doctor told me that I have “Little League Elbow.” What does this mean and can I play through it?
Are your young athletes complaining of elbow pain after a long day on the baseball field? Our latest blog post dives into the common but often overlooked issue of Little League Elbow — a condition that affects growing players. Learn the signs, prevention tips, and recovery strategies to keep your child’s arm healthy and strong for the season ahead. Don’t let a minor ache turn into a major setback; read on to ensure your star player stays in the game pain-free!
Exercise of the Month - August
In the spirit of recovering from summer ball and preparing for the fall baseball season, here is my foam rolling routine.
Sleep and its role in healing
Ever wondered why a good night’s sleep is often called nature’s best medicine? Our latest blog post uncovers the powerful connection between sleep and your body’s ability to heal and recover. From repairing tissues to boosting your immune system, quality sleep is the foundation of wellness. Discover how to optimize your sleep for better health and faster recovery from life’s daily stresses. Don’t miss out on these essential tips—your path to rejuvenation starts with a single restful night!
What is a SLAP Tear? A dive into the most feared type of labral tears in the shoulder.
Why is the SLAP tear one of the most feared shoulder injuries for a baseball player or overhead athlete? Read about it here.
Exercise of the Month - July
Check out this month’s exercises that emphasizes strengthening of the muscles that decelerate the shoulder which is crucial for baseball players, as it helps to prevent injuries by adding stability to the shoulder joint during the high-stress throwing motion. This improved stability and control can lead to better throwing accuracy and reduced the risk of overuse injuries.
Shin splints and why they happen at the worst times.
Shin splints and why they always seem to pop up at the most inconvenient times. Don't let this pesky leg condition derail your season!
Nutritional considerations for athletes
Nutrition is one of the most important pieces to performance, so why is it so often the most overlooked part of your game?
Exercise of the Month - June
This month, we’re excited to feature the reverse walking bear crawl with sliders as our exercise of the week! This dynamic move is fantastic for overhead athletes, activating the crucial serratus anterior muscle to enhance shoulder stability and performance. Give it a try and feel the difference in your workouts. Whether you’re at home or on the field, this exercise will take your training to the next level. Let's get moving and stay strong!
Arm Care ideas for overhead athletes
Ideas to keep your arm from breaking down during your season.