Little League shoulder, also known as proximal humeral epiphysitis, is a common overuse injury that affects young baseball players, typically between the ages of 11 and 15. It is characterized by pain and discomfort in the shoulder joint, specifically in the upper arm bone (humerus) near the growth plate.
Little League Shoulder
Little League shoulder, also known as proximal humeral epiphysitis, is a common overuse injury that affects young baseball players, typically between the ages of 11 and 15. It is characterized by pain and discomfort in the shoulder joint, specifically in the upper arm bone (humerus) near the growth plate.
Little League Elbow
Chances are that you have heard the term Little League elbow. Most have encountered
it in the media, during youth playing days, or from their own children. As a medical
provider specializing in youth throwing and overhead athletes (baseball, softball, tennis,
etc.), I’d like to provide some clarity around something that is commonplace yet poorly
understood. This article answers the questions: What is Little League elbow? What
causes it? How do you treat it? How is it prevented?
Little League Elbow
Chances are that you have heard the term Little League elbow. Most have encountered
it in the media, during youth playing days, or from their own children. As a medical
provider specializing in youth throwing and overhead athletes (baseball, softball, tennis,
etc.), I’d like to provide some clarity around something that is commonplace yet poorly
understood. This article answers the questions: What is Little League elbow? What
causes it? How do you treat it? How is it prevented?
Why Do My Joints Pop?
What is a Squat?
What Is a Squat? A Physical Therapist’s Perspective
Are you a fitness fanatic? A weekend warrior who hits the gym once a week? Or are you someone who has never exercised before? Regardless of the answer, the reality is that you probably squat multiple times a day. Look no further if you have ever asked yourself: is squatting safe? Or Should I be squatting? The purpose of this blog is to provide you with an overview of what happens during a squat, how it is performed, and who should be doing it.