⚾️ My Arm Is Sore - Should I Be Worried?
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- If your arm is sore after pitching or just a long weekend of baseball, should you be concerned? Which type of soreness is good, or normal, and which soreness should make you worried? 🚨 Watch my FREE Pitching Webinar 👉 danblewett.com/pitching-webin...
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Thanks so much coach! This is great info!!
Another great video Coach Dan. Ty so much.
Thank you for this video. It really means a lot
Thanks for the tips! I always listen to my arm and tone it down a notch when I start feeling pain in the front side of the shoulder. Appreciate it Dan!
Good policy - listen to you body!
Whats about the trícep
Hey Coach Dan, do you have any tips on how to pace my arm for the start of a baseball season. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much I’m always stressed that something bad happened in my arm and I blew my arm out thank you you don’t know how much it helps
listen to your body, but don't stress. The arm is more durable than people think, though it does need good training and care.
Hey Coach Dan, GREAT content! I am the father of a 12 yr old Little League who loves pitching. This is really helpful….a fantastic explanation of the issue and the perfect amount of detail and description. Have been watching your excellent videos for a while and have been meaning have to comment that you are an excellent instructor….you know how to simplify and explain sometimes complicated concepts in a way that is easy to understand and apply. Thank You!!
Luis Uriarte
Wilton, CT
Thanks Luis! Appreciate the kind words. Pitching is the best (and, at times, the worst) but a very rewarding path in baseball. Good luck to you both.
hey coach dan! i was wondering if you have any videos on what to do after an outing. Just like the days that follow, when to throw, and stuff like that. Thanks for all the great videos!
I'm not sure that I do, but I'll add it to the list.
@@DanBlewett awesome! appreciate it!
Hello Mr. Blewett! Thanks a lot for the content! I was just thinking about the soreness in my arm the last couple of days. Good to know that I don't have to worry about the posterior shoulder muscles... My forearm doesn't feel tight either. However, while I was doing barbell curls today I felt a light sting in my elbow... Is that due to poor throwing mechanics (I Always warm up properly) or could that just be the arm getting used to throwing again after years of not playing/throwing? Thanks a lot! Greetings from Germany ;)
I really can't comment on specific pain / injury - it's not my place. But give it 24-48 hours to rest and see if it calms back down. Most soreness or little things will go away in that time. If they persist longer than a few days, then perhaps see a doctor and/or get some rest. Thanks for watching all the way from Germany!
@@DanBlewett thanks a lot!!!
What if the side of my shoulder on top of my triceps feel sore or bruised
@2:25 I beg to differ. I have two arms... JK XD Great info, being an assistant coach, our head coach always writes off hurt arms as being sore or the players getting out of practice. It may be true but sometimes it makes me wonder what they are going through or toughing out. Last thing I want them to do is blow out an arm. I blew out my arm throwing from outfield to home. I never wish that on anyone.
ah good point I also have two arms! Yeah, its hard to know what players should be toughing out and what they should speak up about - it's a fine line, its very much a person to person issue. Most players definitely hide more pain than they speak up about, and a majority would rather play through it than sit. Best to be cautious and make the decision for them as a coach, and not ask them how they feel as a basis for putting them out there for more innings
My friend's son, who just pitched 7 2/3 innings of no-hit ball in the California JC playoffs, was experiencing forearm pain near the end of fall ball last year and the beginning of this season. Before he was consistently touching 90/91 but fell off to the mid 80's during the regular season. His velocity is up in the high 80's now.
His coach had him pitch through it. So my question is this: What do the pros do with a pitcher experiencing forearm soreness? Rest? Damn informative video by the way!
rest, or pitch through it and accept the consequences - often Tommy John. That kid sounds like he's on the cusp of blowing out his elbow.
I've been having issues and I'm pretty sure it's the rear delt muscle. Used to hurt on external rotation when I had my arm up. Now I just kind of feel it pinch like 1/10 pain. Started an arm car routine and got back into throwing and it's hurting less
sounds like its moving in the right direction
Currently having all of those important symptoms in the biceps, elbow, in front of the shoulder. I don’t throw particularly hard I don’t even think I break 65, would that particular speed still warrant an injury such as a torn ligament over time?
not worth guessing. See a doc or PT. If you don't throw that hard, sure - probably not a lot of reason to be worried, but guessing won't get you very far.
Hey coach, not sure if you already made a video for this but im a 14 yr old whos starting to pitch and after just a few pitches my elbow is always in tremendous pain do you have any tips for me? Also if its not to much trouble do you know of any videos with the pitching basics? I have been pitching for 2 weeks and my average fastball is only 64 mph and i have been told this is bad.
see a doctor. your elbow should not hurt like that.
Hey Dan I found your channel about a week ago. My son is 5. Has played tball since he was 2. He’s at a regular league right now but the kids above him in coach pitch are really good. I don’t feel that he will progress into that good of a player because the current coaches there at the league teach him little to nothin. So should I move to select ball? Teach him myself? Or just keep him there and hope he gets better. Thank you
5 is way too young. stick to the backyard. Organized at 7-8 at the earliest. Kids dont gain anything from starting organized ball earlier. They gain a lot learning to love it having fun playing in the backyard with the man they admire most - Dad.
I was wondering about the elbow. I just threw yesterday and dont feel any soreness or pain around the flexors and extensors or ucl where u mention. but where my bicep and forearm meet (when i flex my arm) i feel sore. Is that normal? Or could it be a mechanical flaw?
Not that normal. Consider getting it looked at
hey coach just a quick question, I watched your video on why some pitchers can't throw strikes, great advice but would you say some pitchers are just swing and miss pitchers (like it looks strikes but then goes ball but gets the swing and miss) or no?
some pitchers have better stuff that gets swings and misses more easily than others, yes.
@@DanBlewett okay thank you
Threw for the first time in years today. Front my shoulder hurts like you said it was bad. It’s not severe tho. It just feels like i needa not throw again for a few and strength train. I don’t need a doc right? Lol
I don’t comment on peoples’ pain sorry
So if you ever have elbow pain, would you check it out with a doctor? Even if it went away after a day?
in general, most things should be given 48 hours rest to see if it gets better, then go to the doctor, but take it on a case by case basis
I just started pitching and my elbow has been hurting. My coach and parents say that it's because I have a bad throwing form and it will go away as I fix my form. I've been improving my form and it still hurts. Should I see a doctor?
its never normal to have pain, even if your mechanics are weird. Lots of pitchers have great mechanics and still get injured. I'm not sure they're giving you good advice. Always safe to get looked at, plus there are injuries (like growth plate inflammation) that has nothing to do with mechanics.
What about the tricep
Dan when my arm is soar i put a long sock on it. If its really bad 2 socks help
go to a doctor socks do nothing
What should I do if the pain is in my mid and anterior delts going down to just above my tricep?
see a doctor
@@DanBlewettok, thank you
What if the inside of my elbow is bruised
See a doctor