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As arm injuries plague developing hurlers, Fernando Arroyo sees salvation in proper technique

Scottsdale resident invents ARMTRAK: Throw Like a Pro

Baseball, America’s Pasttime is a game beloved by millions across the globe.

The crack of the bat, the snap of the mitt, and the smell of a freshly manicured field of play below an aroma of cracker jacks and hot dogs provide an experience uniquely American one can only find at a local ballpark.

But a growing trend no secret to anyone around the diamond at all levels of play is the rapid increase in injuries to young hurlers and position players alike.

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