Weekly Testing
Pitchers can test on bullpen days, while position players can test once per week to establish trends over time.
A science-backed system for keeping arms healthy, durable, and ready to perform all year with strength, range-of-motion, fatigue, and recovery tracking.
Protect the arm, track progress, and build the durability needed for velocity gains.

ArmCare sensor testing gives athletes and families real data instead of guessing from soreness alone.
Skala Pitching Performance uses ArmCare technology to test strength, range of motion, fatigue, and recovery readiness. That data can reveal weaknesses before they become injuries and guide a customized plan for prep, recovery, and training.
Every session is data-driven, so progress is tracked and the plan can adjust as the athlete gets stronger, recovers faster, or enters heavier throwing periods.
The goal is to make arm health visible, trackable, and actionable so athletes can train hard without ignoring warning signs.
Overall arm power compared to athlete size and weight. Stronger scores can support healthier, more durable performance.
Measured before and after throwing to understand how much strength the athlete retains under workload.
Tracks how quickly the arm bounces back after throwing so training and recovery work can be adjusted.
ArmCare works best when it becomes part of the athlete’s regular development rhythm, not something families only think about after pain shows up.
Pitchers can test on bullpen days, while position players can test once per week to establish trends over time.
Athletes track arm feel, body feel, and sleep quality so workload decisions include more than just velocity or soreness.
We use the data to recommend prep, mobility, recovery, and training work based on what the athlete needs right now.
ArmCare can stand alone when durability is the main need, but it also supports private lessons, pods, off-season development, and return-to-throwing decisions.
The free Pitching and Arm Health Assessment helps us understand mechanics, mobility, strength, workload history, and the best next training path.
ArmCare pairs with lessons, Elite Pod, velocity work, and off-season training so athletes can push development while monitoring recovery.
Useful during bullpens, tournaments, high-volume throwing periods, and transitions between in-season and off-season training.
ArmCare data can help guide workload conversations as athletes rebuild strength and throwing volume. Medical clearance should still come from a healthcare provider when injury is involved.
Common questions families ask before adding arm-health tracking to a training plan.
It is useful for pitchers and throwing athletes who want to build durability, monitor workload, and understand how the arm responds to training, bullpens, games, and recovery.
Testing can track strength, range of motion, fatigue, and recovery trends so Jake can adjust prep, mobility, recovery, and strengthening work.
The source program recommends pitchers test around bullpen days and position players test weekly. The right rhythm depends on the athlete and workload.
No. ArmCare is a training and tracking tool, not a medical diagnosis or treatment plan. Pain, injury, or medical clearance decisions should involve a qualified healthcare provider.
Start with the free Pitching and Arm Health Assessment or contact us directly. We can recommend whether ArmCare should stand alone or be built into lessons, pods, off-season, or another training plan.
Start with the free Pitching and Arm Health Assessment so we can recommend the right training path for your athlete.