B3 Better Kelowna Falcons Partnership

Save the Arms Campaign: A Game-Changing Partnership | B3 Better & Kelowna Falcons
Dive into an impactful conversation between Byron Wilson, the visionary behind the Yard House and B3 Better, and Mark Nonis, the dedicated General Manager of the Kelowna Falcons, as they unveil the "Save the Arms Campaign." This pivotal initiative is set to transform the landscape of youth baseball by tackling the escalating issue of arm injuries head-on.
A Startling Reality: The campaign kicks off with a deep dive into the concerning statistics surrounding arm injuries in young pitchers. With 57% of Tommy John surgeries affecting 15 to 19-year-olds and a significant rise in arm issues among post-2003 athletes, the urgency for change is undeniable.
Our Mission: The heart of the Save the Arms Campaign lies in its commitment to educate and empower. Through an array of webinars, camps, and clinics, we aim to shed light on the inherent risks of pitching and the strategies to mitigate injury risks. Central to our approach is the DVS assessment, a cutting-edge biomechanical tool designed to pinpoint and rectify potential injury risks in pitching techniques.
Uniting for Change: The Kelowna Falcons stand in solidarity with this cause, with Mark Nonis highlighting the campaign's critical role in safeguarding the futures of young baseball talents. In a show of unparalleled support, the Falcons are offering a $25 discount to every athlete participating in the DVS assessment through this initiative. USE CODE FALCONS!
Be Part of the Solution: We call upon our community to rally behind the Save the Arms Campaign. This partnership between B3 Better and the Kelowna Falcons is more than a collaboration; it's a beacon of hope for aspiring pitchers in Central Okanagan and beyond.
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For further details and to join the movement, b3better.com/save-the-arms/.
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