Abstract
This case report follows the injury presentation and return to pitching of two NCAA Division II baseball pitchers. A literature review is provided to detail the current prevalence and epidemiology related to injuries to the throwing arm of pitchers. The review also outlines current procedures for returning a baseball pitcher to pitching from the mound. The authors discuss key concepts related to progressing previously injured pitchers back to pitching from the mound, while using the two cases presented as exemplars for using the objective, goal oriented, and adaptable interval throwing program developed at the pitchers’ university.
Recommended Citation
Cage S, Jacobsen AP, Hodges C, Rasmussen C, Cline J, Warner BJ, Warner LK, Trail L, Johnson R, Schimpf M, Skowron P, French R, Lege D, Campbell N. Re-envisioning Throwing Programs for Baseball Pitchers: A Case Report and Literature Review. The Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice.
2025 Jan 17;23(1), Article 1.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.46743/1540-580X.2615
