Reply to "Why is Pitching Arm Weaker than Non-Pitching Arm"

Rob T5,000+ posts

The fatigue comes from using muscles in ways that he doesn't typically use them. That should lessen as he does the exercises more.

I can't explain the strength difference unless something else is going on in the arm. Do the lifts get painful or does he just run out of strength?

My son is a RHP just coming off of a couple months of physical therapy due to tendonitis. Working with him in the gym I have not noticed any difference in strength from one side to the other.

When you talk about the lifts with 20 lbs - are you talking about just normal curls?

6/11/1412:35 PM

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