
Does Between Inning Cooling Actually Help Pitchers?
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One of baseball’s oldest beliefs says pitchers should keep their arms warm between innings. But what if cooling down actually helps?
In this episode of VeloUnlocked, we break down a 2016 study where pitchers applied ice to their shoulder and forearm between innings—and ended up throwing harder, feeling better, and holding their velocity deeper into games. We cover what the study showed, possible reasons it worked, and how you can safely test this in your own training.
Is it time to rethink your between-inning routine?
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