Grip strength, muscle soreness and pain threshold perception evolution in baseball pitchers in a simulated 75-pitch game: a repeated measures study

In summary, a pitch count of 75 fastball pitches triggered an acute decline in grip strength combined with an increase in muscle soreness perception of the throwing arm in baseball pitchers.

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BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjsem-2024-002146
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2
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Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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Grip strength, muscle soreness and pain threshold perception evolution in baseball pitchers in a simulated 75-pitch game: a repeated measures study

Jacques Abboud, Martin Descarreaux, Mathieu Tremblay, Samuel Anderson Sirois
2 citations
BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine
Shoulder Injury and Treatment
4.01
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Grip strength, muscle soreness and pain threshold perception evolution in baseball pitchers in a simulated 75-pitch game: a repeated measures study

Jacques Abboud, Martin Descarreaux, Mathieu Tremblay, Samuel Anderson Sirois
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Abstract

In summary, a pitch count of 75 fastball pitches triggered an acute decline in grip strength combined with an increase in muscle soreness perception of the throwing arm in baseball pitchers.

BMJ Open Sport & Exercise MedicineVol. 11(1)
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Shoulder Injury and Treatment
4.01
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