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Eddy Gnadt of Naperville, IL is a former college catcher who was diagnosed with a torn UCL in his throwing elbow. In effort to avoid Tommy John surgery, he tried all the conventional approaches to healing including physical therapy, rest, and ice/heat treatments without success. He also routinely used pain medication and played through it until the elbow pain became so unbearable that he thought he would have to quit baseball. Instead of ending his career, he decided to give ARP Wave therapy a try. In his first few treatments, he was surprised to find that the pain he was experiencing was just the result of a dysfunction in another part of his body. Since completing the rehabilitation, Eddy did not quit baseball and has spent the last 4 years catching for the Chicago River Bandits!

If you’d like to discover how to extend your baseball career, message us or visit http://www.throwagain.com

Tommy Schaedel of Wauconda, IL was diagnosed with a UCL tear and tried everything to alleviate the elbow pain that was affecting his daily life. Tommy John surgery was recommended, but he did not want to undergo the 12-18 month recovery period. He opted to try ARP Wave Therapy first and was blown away by the quick results. In just two weeks, the elbow pain was gone and he was able to pitch for the remainder of his 4 years at Coe College without surgery.

If you’d like to discover how to extend your baseball career, message us or visit http://www.throwagain.com

Jordan Rodriguez of Crystal Lake, IL suffered a UCL tear in high school and was considering Tommy John surgery. He opted instead to rehab with ARP Wave Therapy and was able to return to throwing in just a few weeks. Jordan is now pitching at Minot State University! If you’d like to discover how to extend your baseball career, message us or visit www.throwagain.com

The EVO UltraFit system is not limited to any one sport... it can be applied to anyone seeking durability and longevity in life.

https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/penguins/2018/08/10/matt-cullen-penguins-moorhead-minnesota/stories/201808080243

Matt Cullen and his aggressive pursuit of longevity

Do you have elbow pain while pitching?

Correct the problem at the source before it becomes a UCL tear!

ARP Wave Therapy targets the neurological origin of your pain that is creating the stress on your elbow. When this force is redirected to the muscles and not the joint - damaged tissues can be restored by the body.

It is possible to rebuild strength and function in a very short period of time without the need for Tommy John Surgery.

https://www.dailyinterlake.com/article/20190214/AP/302149822

Cueto pitched with severe pain in elbow nearly 3 years San Francisco Giants right-hander Johnny Cueto is scheduled to throw next week for the first time since undergoing Tommy John reconstructive surgery in August

“Tommy John Surgery was a real possibility for my partial UCL tear, and I was willing to do anything to change the 12-18 month recovery timeline. After just 2 weeks of ARP Wave therapy my elbow was pain free, and I had the confidence I needed to pitch at high velocity again.”



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Throw Again | ARP Wave Therapy | Tommy John Recovery ARP Wave Therapy for baseball injury recovery - including Tommy John Surgery, UCL tear, elbow injury, shoulder injury, or any pain when throwing.

“One of the biggest hurdles is sort of the psychological side of things when guys miss a year, especially through Tommy John”

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/white-sox/why-michael-kopech-so-optimistic-about-his-tommy-john-recovery-and-his-future-white-sox

Why Kopech is so optimistic about Tommy John recovery Michael Kopech won't pitch in 2019 as he recovers from Tommy John surgery. But he's still plenty optimistic about his recovery and his future with the White Sox.

‪The pain & injuries we suffer from as adults are often rooted in what we did from age 0 to 13. Healthy development and proper preparation at a young age are vital to long-term sustainable performance in sports and in life. Keep your kids off the operating table!‬

https://www.mlb.com/video/hot-stove-dr-tommy-john/c-2522315583

Hot Stove: Dr. Tommy John | 01/24/2019 Dr. Tommy John joins Hot Stove to discuss his book "Minimize Injury, Maximize Performance"

WE HAVE SOLVED BASEBALL’S INJURY EPIDEMIC!

It takes thinking outside the baseball box to move forward and truly tap real human potential to play this game. Pitching mechanics are the last thing anyone should be analyzing with regards to injury resistance and consistent performance over time.

https://theathletic.com/705995/2018/12/12/how-to-build-a-healthy-roster-addressing-pitchers-injuries-one-small-movement-at-a-time/

How to build a healthy roster: Addressing pitchers' injuries... Injuries to pitchers continue to be a significant problem throughout baseball. Can a focus on pitchers' movements rather than numbers stem the tide?

Measuring player preparedness/recoverability is a major key to selecting players who will have longevity in the game. With the EVO system, this valuable information is readily available upon a quick evaluation.

https://www.si.com/mlb/2018/11/19/mlb-draft-high-school-pitchers-velocity-tommy-john-surgery-problem

Not a good time for young HS pitchers in MLB The lure of velocity and the indifference about Tommy John surgery are swaying MLB clubs to continue to take a chance on hard-throwing high school pitchers.

What do you think of this new program being offered by MLB?

https://sports.yahoo.com/sources-mlb-planning-summer-league-elite-high-school-players-160209523.html

Sources: MLB planning summer league for elite high school players The Prospect Development Pipeline League, which is expected to be announced by MLB on Tuesday, would start in June 2019 and stretch until early July.

Helping the 60+ San Diego Aztecs prepare for their game today with neurological recovery!

Are the fans reaching over the wall?

https://www.pe.com/2018/09/04/alexander-dodgers-ryan-madson-still-has-um-electric-stuff/

Alexander: Dodgers’ Ryan Madson still has, um, electric stuff With the help of his trainer in Phoenix, newly acquired Dodgers reliever Ryan Madson worked through a nerve irritation in his lower back.

Greetings fellow MSBL managers!

If you are limited by injury, deal with chronic pain, or struggle to loosen up - you'll want to check this out!

This is my 18th consecutive season playing in the World Series, and for the last 5 years I've been utilizing an extremely efficient form of recovery which has helped our team tremendously in staying prepared for each game.

It's called Neuro Recovery, and I've setup an exclusive program for MSBL players to try it out in Arizona!

I will be available for a limited number of demos Oct 23-25. If you would like to schedule a demo, please text me in advance at 847-606-6290.

I will personally come to the field and help your players loosen up prior to the game... it only takes a few minutes per player!

For more information on our programs, please visit www.throwagain.com or you can reach me directly at the number below.

Thanks!

Tony Feo
25+ Chicago MSBL
Founder of Throw Again
(847) 606-6290

https://www.fangraphs.com/tht/ten-interesting-facts-about-tommy-john-surgery/

10 Interesting Facts About Tommy John Surgery | The Hardball Times Daily baseball statistical analysis and commentary.

What powers our ability to accelerate recovery and drive results on the field?

The EVO UltraFit System

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/nationals-journal/wp/2018/06/27/daniel-murphy-is-the-latest-nationals-player-to-try-out-electric-therapy-he-says-it-helps/?utm_term=.b8c79ed04cef

Daniel Murphy has taken up the electric therapy regime Ryan Madson swears by. He says it helps. Ryan Madson says the unorthodox approach revived his career. Murphy turned to it to help his knee.

Introducing Throw Again - a life-altering baseball injury recovery program! Get started with a FREE throwing injury analysis...
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Throw Again - Accelerated Recovery For Baseball Players Throw Again is a life-altering throwing recovery service powered by the EVO UltraFit System, aimed to help baseball players of all ages throw with comfort, durability, and longevity at maximal levels of performance.