Our goal in this video to educate people on why posterior elbow impingement occurs and how biomechanical faults can lead to elbow pathology. The solution is in other videos we have as well as biomechanical interventions for the athlete to get them to throw in a manner that is safer and more efficient. I have included a link below to a video we made about rehabilitation and throwing exercises that can be used to help athletes who suffer from posterior elbow impingement! Hope this helps! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wByqlVwKk_8.html
Is was perfect timing, I think this is exactly what I have. I also get pain when I exten my tricep after pitching such as tricep extentions or skullcrushers in both that same area and into what feels like the extendor of the forearm. I get very minimal pain while throwing if at all. Is the forearm pain related to this? Is it deferred?
