Once again I implore all of you to seek knowledge not information. I also want to emphasize that our work with Dr Dillman and later Dr. Fleisig was invaluable. We did mini studies on throwing over and underweight balls and throwing a football that were very helpful. Lastly I think it is important that biomechanical analysis is one tool in a large toolbox the coach has available.
Once again Vern, thanks for sharing your wisdom. I especially like people that think outside the square. Throwing over and underweight balls is one thing but throwing a football (for baseball training?) now that’s exploring the boundaries. If I get the chance I’ll look up those studies.
Lastly, I agree that biomechanical analysis is one tool in a large toolbox. I might add that it is one thing to have a toolbox but it is always preferable if the person holding the toolbox has wisdom because of the danger of misinterpretation (as you pointed out).
