ArmLife app for iPhone and iPad

ArmLife is a revolutionary application created to protect the life of a pitcher’s arm. ArmLife was designed to serve as more than just an average pitch counter, it has built-in algorithm indicators that help keep pitchers in accordance with traditional pitch count regulations. This simple and easy to use application will assist parents and coaches in monitoring how they are utilizing their pitchers and has the capability to track a pitcher’s complete history. With overuse injuries on the rise, ArmLife serves as a revolutionary way to protect the life of a pitcher’s arm.

CREATE YOUR PROFILE – create your profile and begin tracking your pitching history at an early age. Tracking this information during your growing years will become an invaluable tool and resource for college and pro scouts during your high school years.

SHARE YOUR PROFILE – share your profile with family, coaches, and scouts so that they can monitor your pitch usage. You can also request access to profiles and follow a friend or a potential recruit.

PITCH WITHIN THE GUIDELINES – color coordinated indicators have been set for simple tracking and monitoring of pitch count regulations. If your profile remains green, you are maintaining a positive pitching history. If your profile turns yellow, you are approaching the pitch limit and should be shut down. If your profile turns red, you have exceeded the daily pitch count or have not had the required days rest to maintain a healthy pitching history.

K-ZONE PITCH TRACKER – the K-Zone pitch tracker makes tracking pitches fun and provides the ability to track pitch location and pitch selection so that you can review your outings.

Start tracking your pitch usage as young as possible with ArmLife and pitch within the guidelines set forth to maintain a positive pitching history. When the college or pro scouts inquire about your pitching history you will be able to provide them your ArmLife report. Your ArmLife report will be a valued resource in determining whether you’re an asset or a liability according to your pitching history.

ArmLife "protect the life of your arm"