Who it is for
Clinicians working with baseball, cricket, overhead sport or athletes returning to high-speed throwing.
Throwing injuries and biomechanics
A practical starting point for understanding the demands behind throwing-related shoulder presentations.
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Why this resource exists
Why it may help
The shoulder is only one part of the throwing task. Understanding the wider demand helps make assessment and rehabilitation more specific.
How to use it
Use it to frame your assessment, identify missing capacity and ask better questions about workload and return to throwing.
A practical reference
Use it to support the reasoning, not replace it.
Resources can organise your thinking and make useful information easier to find. The patient’s presentation, goals and response still decide what happens next.
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