Range_Of_Motion

Range Of Motion Title Difference in Range of Motion in The Throwing and Non Throwing Arms of Olivet College Baseball Players Abstract The conditioning program for any college baseball program is vigorous. The players throwing arm is one of his most important pieces of equipment. In order to keep this "equipment" in shape there are many ways to condition it. Warming up, stretching and throwing are all ways to keep your arm in good shape. Our hypothosis is that these condition exercisise increase the range of motion and more flexible. We are going to test to see if, and how much these activities effect the range of motion in the arm. We will due this by comparing it to the opposite arm. This will help to rule out natural flexibility differences from person to person. H :There is no differance in the range of motion in each arm. H :There is a differance in the range of motion in each arm. Materials * Tape Measure * 13 Olivet College Baseball Players * 3ft Level Methods Start my taking one arm of the player (either arm, the order does not matter). Raise the elbow so it parallel with the shoulder. The humourus bone should be parrellel to the ground. The elbow should bend at a arm, throwing, range, motion, elbow, test, significant, players, level, differance, data, baseball, should, results, player, measure, ground, degree, college, wildly, ways, value, tape, take, shows, show, shape, person, order, one, olivet, non-throwing, mean, keep, increase