Motus Global

To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Fig. 1 Definitions of kinematic variables for A) elbow flexion, shoulder abduction, and stride length, B) shoulder external rotation, upper trunk flexion, and knee flexion, C) upper trunk rotation, pelvis rotation, and shoulder horizontal adduction, and D) arm slot and upper trunk lateral flexion.

Claims have been made that excessive forearm pronation at foot contact (FC) during a pitch, also known as ‘Tommy John Twist’, causes an increase in elbow varus torque. A sample of 148 professional pitchers were analyzed to investigate the relationship of forearm pronation and varus torque during a pitch. There was no significant correlation between forearm pronation at FC and maximum external rotation (MER) and elbow varus torque.

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