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The effect of pitching biomechanics on the upper extremity in youth and adolescent baseball pitchers

Davis et al., 2009

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8837743092259079951
Author
Davis J
Limpisvasti O
Fluhme D
Mohr K
Yocum L
ElAttrache N
Jobe F
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The American journal of sports medicine

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Background Increased pitch counts have been linked to increased complaints of shoulder and elbow pain in youth baseball pitchers. Improper pitching mechanics have not been shown to adversely affect the upper extremity in youth pitchers. Hypothesis The correct …
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