DRILLS

“The epidemic rise in overuse throwing injuries in baseball has led to a multimodal approach to injury prevention.  Strategies for reducing the burden of injury include volume monitoring and control, as well as an increased focus on optimizing pitching and throwing mechanics.  The PEKE system cues the throwing athlete to position the arm in a mechanically optimal position to reduce load forces on both the elbow and shoulder throughout the arc of motion.  The simplicity and reproducibility of the device are key components that will allow successful implementation on a large scale throughout youth, college, and professional systems.  This is a perfect adjunct to current efforts to modulate throwing volume and optimize throwing mechanics through static and dynamic therapy and improved neuromuscular control.”

“The Peke is a great tool to get the arm path from point A to B in the most efficient way possible. Helped me groove my arm pattern and get into the right position as early as possible before I released the baseball.”

“This isn’t just another gadget….it really works.  I can feel it working and it was immediate.  Gained 10mph velocity off a hop!”

“I felt like it was a good tool to clean up my arm action. I tend to get a little wild with my arm at times, causing the ball to tail…..and being an infielder, I’m trying to throw it as straight as possible. That tool helped me get on top of the baseball much more efficiently and effectively.”

“The PEKE tool was awesome!  It helped me get into my slot without even thinking about it. It felt natural and smooth and helped the arm get into a strong position in order to maximize arm strength and reduce pain. Also felt my scap load the same way I try to do when hitting and that created an easy but strong throw each and every time.”

“The PEKE is what really made me enjoy playing baseball again. The way it’s design to help fix your throwing pattern and ensures proper health not just in the short run but for your entire career. If you care about your career and your arm then invest Peke”

“It’s helping me fix my right arm motion without having to literally keep an eye on It. When my throwing arm touches the PEKE, I know it’s time to get up to the right position to prevent injury and increase velocity without overloading or getting my arm up too late, creating extra stress on my shoulder.”