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Glenohumeral Range of Motion in Major League Pitchers

• Michael Thomas Freehill, Brian G. Ebel, +4 authors Andrew John Cosgarea
• Sports health
• 2011

BACKGROUND Although overhead throwing athletes may develop unique glenohumeral range of motion characteristics, to our knowledge these characteristics have not been studied longitudinally in major… (More)

Hydrologic and Isotopic Modeling of Alpine Lake Waiau, Mauna

• Kea, Hawai'i, +12 authors Robert E. Criss
• 2012

Analysis of hydrologic, meteorologic, and isotopic data collected over 3 yr quantifies and explains the enormous variability and isotopic enrichment (dO 1⁄4 þ16:9, dD 1⁄4 þ50:0) of alpine Lake Waiau,… (More)

Hydrologic and Isotopic Modeling of Alpine Lake Waiau, Mauna Kea, Hawai‘i

• Bethany L. Ehlmann, Raymond E. Arvidson, +7 authors Robert E. Criss
• 2004

Analysis of hydrologic, meteorologic, and isotopic data collected over 3 yr quantifies and explains the enormous variability and isotopic enrichment (dO 1⁄4 þ16:9, dD 1⁄4 þ50:0) of alpine Lake Waiau,… (More)

Changes in collegiate starting pitchers' range of motion after single game and season.

• Michael Thomas Freehill, Kristin R. Archer, Benjamin W Diffenderfer, Brian G. Ebel, Andrew John Cosgarea, Edward G Mcfarland
• The Physician and sportsmedicine
• 2014

The relationship of changes in glenohumeral range of motion (ROM) in a pitcher's throwing shoulder to a single pitching episode is not well described, and the causes of such changes over a season are… (More)

Epidemiology of Injuries in Major League Baseball Catchers.

• Kelly G. Kilcoyne, Brian G. Ebel, Richard L. Bancells, John H. Wilckens, Edward G Mcfarland
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 2015

BACKGROUND In part because of the perception that many injuries occur during collisions with the catcher at home plate, Major League Baseball (MLB) officials recently implemented rule changes to… (More)

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