For years, the conversation has centered around breaking balls (largely discredited by data) and pitch counts (which do matter). But what’s overlooked is the lack of consistent build-up. Too much rest, followed by sudden high intensity outings, puts the arm under stress it’s not prepared for. It’s not just about what you do in games. People so tied up with pitch count!

We just dropped a 15 minute Arm Care warmup. All you need is bands and your Squid Throw. Run through this quick routine before throwing or practice. - Dynamic Warmup - Movement Activation - Arm Action - Throwing Pattern Build rhythm. Activate the arm. Get ready to throw. 👉 Full workout breakdown in https://www.skool.com/squid-throwing-academy-6049/classroom/46048587?md=dc2df6bf68a549259e75d4dd5ab4fe77

Every week should have a purpose.Throwing objectives help you build arm capacity, reinforce mechanics, and stay game-ready without overloading your arm. Random reps don’t build great arms. Consistent, intentional throwing does. Question for the group:What’s your throwing objective this week? Volume, mechanics, velocity, recovery — drop it below. 👇