Moms and Baseball

023: Arm Care Advice, Part 1

February 18, 2021 Diana Stephens & Stephanie Malley Episode 23
Moms and Baseball
023: Arm Care Advice, Part 1
Show Notes


This episode we interviewed an expert from an MLB- level pitching staff on questions about arm care. 

  • Thoughts on:
    • Ice
    • Running after throwing
    • Bands vs weights
    • Long toss
    • Weighted balls
  • Any advice for young catchers who also pitch?
  • Would you recommend against pitchers playing year round? And if so, how long of a rest period?
  • Do you notice any particular qualities that differentiate pitchers you have worked with who seem more resilient from those who are more susceptible to injury?
  • Would you recommend a certain age to start throwing breaking balls, and would it matter how often they throw those pitches?
  • Pitch count guidelines, how important are they?
  • It is more beneficial for young pitchers to play multiple sports?


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On deck: Part 2 of the Arm Care series with special guest physical therapist, Dr. Ryan Brown 

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