Perceptions of Biomechanical Devices in Collegiate Baseball Pitchers and Training Staff: A Qualitative Study

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Chelsea L Martin · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Linda Truong · University of British Columbia

Kelly R Evenson · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Jakob Wolf · Wake Forest University

Justin B Moore · Wake Forest University

Jillian E. Urban · Wake Forest University

Steve W Marshall ·

Abstract

This study provides insight into barriers and facilitators that may improve future implementation of wearable or portable biomechanical devices among players, coaches, and clinicians to aid in informing training regimens and injury prevention strategies.

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Sports injuries and prevention Shoulder Injury and Treatment Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics

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Published in: International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy

Volume 21, Issue 2, pp. 135-148

DOI: 10.26603/001c.155478

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Perceptions of Biomechanical Devices in Collegiate Baseball Pitchers and Training Staff: A Qualitative Study

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