Injury Prevention Video Library
Hear from our experts discuss the best ways to prevent injuries in a series of informational videos.

The BOBÌåÓý Throwing Clinic was developed through our physicians expertise in reducing and preventing throwing-related injuries and maximizing sports performance â€� from little league to the professional athletes.
Our team of clinicians, sports performance specialists, physical therapists and others look at the throwing athlete as a whole person, not just focusing on one area of the body. We use evidence-based medicine, data and proven techniques to prevent overuse injuries and enhance throwing performance, enabling you to reach your full potential. However, in times where surgical treatment is needed, our team of sports medicine fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons are available for surgical consultation and, if necessary, surgery. Your vist may include a clinical appointment with a doctor and physical therapist, throwing and debriefing, an exercise prescription or a combination of all of these services together.
We use a unique, client-driven approach that combines history gathering, a kinetic chain review and an assessment of environmental factors. Our goal is to optimize throwing technique and prevent injury even among the most complex cases. We know how important it is to minimize time missed when an injury occurs, so an evaluation should be performed as soon as possible to facilitate optimal recovery.
People engaged in throwing sports can experience as wide array of overuse injuries including injuries affecting not just the shoulder or elbow, but also the spine, hamstrings and other locations.
We have an international reputation working with Olympic and Paralympic athletes, presenting at the International Olympic Committee World Conference and serving as Volunteer Team Physicians for events like the Baseball World Cup. We will provide you highest-level expertise to address your throwing related concerns.
Our clinic director, Dr. Jason Zaremski is a volunteer team physician at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Trainer Center, Chief Medical Officer of the U18 Baseball World Cup for the World Baseball and Softball Confederation, a volunteer team physician for US U17 Women's Soccer and Chief Medical Officer for Team USA for the June 2023 Junior Parapanamerican Games.
Hear from our experts discuss the best ways to prevent injuries in a series of informational videos.
The main goal of the research performed in the throwing xlinic is to prevent injuries and to improve treatment to get you back on the field of play healthy and safely! We use state of the art biomechanical evaluations help the athletes, coaches, and parents to understand the motions and forces involved in throwing.
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