Reply to "Post Labrum Surgery Swing Adjustments"

CPLZ1,000+ posts

Since no one has stepped up to offer on this one, I'll take a swat.

Changing swings because of a current torn labrum, is quite different from any post surgery adjustment. Most infielder/outfielders sustain their labrum injuries while laying out for a catch, arm fully extended. This is also the common way to tear labrums for wide recievers and s****r goalies. Pitchers on the other hand, sustain it from throwing, a different modality.

I am unaware of any models that show labrum injury from bat swings. I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong on that. Therefore I wouldn't be concerned about a post surgery adjustment to batting.

11/21/0811:42 AM

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