Sport Kinesiologist Angel Borrelli and baseball coach/blogger Joe Janish discuss Matt Moore’s elbow injury; whether the change-up is a dangerous pitch — and if Matt Moore should stop throwing it; the secret to velocity; why biomechanical analysis is not preventing pitching injuries; and why MLB pitching coaches should not be asked to fix pitching mechanics.

Hosted by Joe Janish. Baseball pitching motion expert and sportkinesiologist Angel Borrelli explains how and why a pitcher mightsuffer ulnar nerve irritation, and the associated risks. She alsodescribes platelet-rich plasma injections and whether they areeffective. Additionally, Joe and Angel discuss Bobby Parnell's tornUCL, and Angel offers a new paradigm to keep MLB pitchershealthy.

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Baseball Pitching: The Fix Season 1 Episode 5 (#005)

What do baseball pitchers do to recover and rehab from TommyJohn Surgery?

What are the factors to consider in "rushing a pitcher back toosoon" from surgery?

Should there be concern for pitching in cold weather?

Also, throwing programs to get pitchers ready for the season andthe detective work behind pitching injuries.

Baseball Pitching: The Fix provides education, solutions, andtroubleshooting for the baseball pitcher featuring sportkinesiologist / pitching motion expert Angel Borrelli and baseballcoach / blogger Joe Janish.

Baseball Pitching: The Fix Season 1 Episode 4 (#004)

In Episode #2 of “The Fix,” Angel Borrelli and Joe Janish follow up on Jonathon Niese’s shoulder issue, and Angel — a scientist and expert on human body movement as it relates to the pitching motion — goes into detail on how shoulder injuries can occur and how pitchers can avoid them.