Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 16719
  Title Review of the windmill pitch: Biomechanics and injuries
URL http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=2646989&blobtype=pdf
Journal J Chiropr Med. 2004 Spring;3(2):53-62
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Abstract/Notes Objective: To review the literature of the biomechanics of the windmill fast-pitch and its implications for injury. This information may be utilized in treating youth windmill pitchers.

Data Source: A MEDLINE search was conducted to retrieve articles regarding the windmill pitch. Key terms were then taken from the pilot search and used to conduct a systematic search and review of the literature.

Results: Articles containing information on the windmill pitch and injuries associated with the motion were reviewed. Additional information pertaining to the overhand baseball pitch and overuse injuries in youth were analyzed and synthesized into the body of information.

Conclusion: A complex sequence of actions is required to successfully perform the windmill pitch. Overuse injuries are common in windmill pitchers. A well-designed conditioning schedule and the regulation of the frequency and volume of pitching in youth fast-pitch may assist with managing injury associated with this activity. Further investigation of specific treatment methods is needed.

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