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LIVE ARM Chase Velocity Safely! The LiVE ARM device allows baseball pitchers to monitor arm fatigue.

05/28/2026

The 2026 MLB season is under way! Just a few months prior, at Phillies Phantasy Camp, conversations around arm health turned into hands-on experience.

Dr. Andrisani spent time with former MLB pitcher Terry Mulholland discussing the science behind LiVE ARM. ⚾

He walked through the physics and biomechanics behind the device and how it measures arm strength and fatigue. Understanding how the deceleration phase of pitching stresses the arm is a key to recognizing when fatigue begins to build. Pitching with persistent fatigue is one of the leading causes of injury in the world of pitching.

By turning these principles into measurable data, LiVE ARM helps athletes and coaches gain a clearer picture of arm condition over time.

Great conversations like these are what move injury prevention and player development forward.

(Video is exclusive to LiVE ARM and may not be used, reproduced, or distributed without permission.)

Coaching shouldn’t be guesswork. LiVE ARM gives you objective insights into each pitcher’s strength and fatigue levels, ...
05/26/2026

Coaching shouldn’t be guesswork. LiVE ARM gives you objective insights into each pitcher’s strength and fatigue levels, especially in the overlooked deceleration phase. Manage workloads confidently, personalize training, and reduce injury risk even in low-resource environments. This is the edge every coach deserves.

Make better calls and equip your staff with LiVE ARM, link in comments.

At Cecil College, LiVE ARM has become a valuable part of how their team monitors arm health. Read below for the feedback...
05/22/2026

At Cecil College, LiVE ARM has become a valuable part of how their team monitors arm health. Read below for the feedback of Assistant Coach Josh.

”As an assistant coach, I’m always looking for ways to better support our pitchers not only in their performance, but also in their overall arm health. Our staff recently started using the Live Arm system, and I quickly found it to be a very valuable tool to incorporate into our pitching program.

Live Arm has given us the ability to monitor each of our pitcher's arm strengths on a regular basis. Instead of relying solely on the way that a pitcher feels or on our own observation, we now have clear, consistent data that allows us to know when a player is functioning at their best and when their arm may need rest. This has been a real game-changer for protecting our athletes and preventing injuries. This also allows us to make better decisions about their recovery time and their preparedness to pitch. Our players can see their data for themselves, too, which gives them a clearer understanding of their own readiness.

Overall, Live Arm has given our coaching staff a greater level of confidence in managing our pitchers. We are very excited to continue using it as part of our program.”- Josh Kline

Having access to real-time strength data has helped them identify trends, adjust training, and support players more effectively throughout the season.

Interested to know how LiVE ARM can help your team? Visit our website for more info, link in the comments.

It always starts the same way:“Just one more outing.”One more inning.One more start.One more weekend because the team ne...
05/20/2026

It always starts the same way:
“Just one more outing.”

One more inning.
One more start.
One more weekend because the team needs you.

But arms don’t recover on game schedules.
They recover on biology.
And when strength and recovery start drifting the wrong way, the Permanent Injury Journey speeds up — quietly and fast.

Close monitoring isn’t about shutting pitchers down.
It’s about knowing when to wait, so you can keep saying yes later — not because you’re forced to, but because you’re still healthy.

Sadly most serious pitchers are unknowingly jeopardizing their throwing careers. Learn more about the “Permanent Injury Journey” and how to prevent it, link in the comments.

Some arms are always available.They answer every call.They take every turn.But availability today doesn’t guarantee dura...
05/18/2026

Some arms are always available.
They answer every call.
They take every turn.

But availability today doesn’t guarantee durability tomorrow.
When fatigue accumulates faster than recovery, the arm adapts — until it can’t.

All serious pitchers are on a “Permanent Injury Journey”. And this journey is insidious.

So how do you know when that “availability” starts costing durability? Most guys don’t ever “feel” it until its too late. You need something to measure it. That’s where the LiVE ARM device comes in.

Sadly most serious pitchers are unknowingly jeopardizing their throwing careers. Learn more about the “Permanent Injury Journey” and how to prevent it, check the comments below.

The 2026 MLB season is under way! Just a few months prior, at Phillies Phantasy Camp, conversations around arm health tu...
05/16/2026

The 2026 MLB season is under way! Just a few months prior, at Phillies Phantasy Camp, conversations around arm health turned into hands-on experience.

At the Phillies Phantasy Camp, Dr. Andrisani had the opportunity to connect with former MLB pitcher JC Romero. ⚾

During their conversation, Dr. Andrisani explained how JC could use LiVE ARM to help monitor the pitchers he trains and coaches. By tracking arm strength and fatigue, coaches gain objective data that can help guide workload and recovery decisions.

For coaches working closely with developing pitchers, understanding how the arm is responding day to day can make a big difference. LiVE ARM helps turn those insights into measurable information that supports smarter training.

Sadly most serious pitchers are unknowingly jeopardizing their throwing careers. Learn more about the “Permanent Injury Journey” and how to prevent it, link in the comments.

📸 Exclusive photo by Dr. Damian Andrisani for LiVE ARM

When pitchers reported being injured, their strength losses stood out.On average:Injured sessions showed ~13% strength l...
05/14/2026

When pitchers reported being injured, their strength losses stood out.

On average:
Injured sessions showed ~13% strength loss
Non-injured sessions averaged ~3%

That’s not a small difference.
That’s a clear separation between arms under strain and arms that weren’t.

Most injured pitchers:
Reported fatigue in sessions leading up to injury
Continued pitching anyway
Showed progressively larger strength drops across sessions

Fatigue wasn’t hidden.
It was objectively measured.

Now we advise caution when strength decreases by 3 lbs or 7%

What do you think happens when fatigue goes unseen for weeks?

Studies show:- Poor lumbopelvic control → more shoulder and elbow torque- Weak hip abductors → more upper-arm stress- Li...
05/12/2026

Studies show:
- Poor lumbopelvic control → more shoulder and elbow torque
- Weak hip abductors → more upper-arm stress
- Limited knee control → disrupted timing of trunk rotation
- Insufficient trunk rotation → higher elbow valgus forces

All of these problems force the upper extremity to work harder than it should.

LiVE ARM helps show the effect of these breakdowns —
the silent loss of strength in the muscles that protect the shoulder during deceleration.

When the body shifts stress upward, the arm will tell the truth…
if you measure it.

Using the LiVE ARM regularly will identify when a player needs to be further evaluated by a coach, trainer or therapist, before an injury occurs.

Source: Evaluation and Treatment of Baseball Pitchers: There’s More to Assess than the Arm, Matthew L Gauthier et. al; International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy, Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2025 January 01, 2025

Every locker room has that guy.The one who never says anything.The one who always answers, “I’m good.”He takes the ball ...
05/09/2026

Every locker room has that guy.
The one who never says anything.
The one who always answers, “I’m good.”

He takes the ball no matter how his arm feels.
He finishes the inning even when something’s off.
Because that’s what reliable pitchers do.

But the Permanent Injury Journey doesn’t start when someone looks weak.
It starts when fatigue and strength loss go unnoticed — because no one’s talking about it.
Monitoring isn’t about calling pitchers out.


It’s about backing up the ones who would never tap out on their own.

It’s Not When You Throw — It’s When You StopThe pitch isn’t over when the ball leaves your hand.That’s when the real str...
05/07/2026

It’s Not When You Throw — It’s When You Stop

The pitch isn’t over when the ball leaves your hand.
That’s when the real stress begins.
The deceleration phase is when your arm slows down from full speed — and your muscles absorb the shock. This is where fatigue builds up silently and injuries start forming. But it’s been missing from nearly every evaluation and recovery plan out there.
It’s time we stop ignoring what happens after the release.

Sadly most serious pitchers are unknowingly jeopardizing their throwing careers. Learn more about the “Permanent Injury Journey” and how to prevent it, link in the comments.

05/04/2026

One thing that stood out recently wasn’t just the data —
it was the confidence it created.

In this video, you can see DTCC pitchers using LiVE ARM as part of their routine.
And what’s just as noticeable is how they carry themselves.

There’s more trust in their arm.
More confidence in the work they’re putting in each week.

That confidence doesn’t come from guessing.
It comes from understanding how the arm is responding over time.

When players can see what’s happening,
they stop second-guessing — and focus on competing.

Sometimes the biggest impact isn’t just performance.
It’s giving pitchers the confidence that they are prepared.

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