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Joe Beimel

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13-Yr MLB Vet | Pres. @bea_losangeles @bea_texas
Certified ArmCare Specialist & Biomechanist
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To do things most people can’t you have to battle adversity and sometimes reinvent yourself. by @joebeimel97

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Let’s see how many views this gets 😁 by @joebeimel97

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If you have a short attention span I promise this will be quick. by @joebeimel97

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Montana did not disappoint! What a great experience! taken in B Bar Ranch by @joebeimel97

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If you look for the bad things you will find them… the good news is… if you look for the good things you will find those too by @joebeimel97

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Longtime MLB Reliever Joe Beimel discusses his biggest takeaways from the early MLB/MLBPA CBA negotiations

#baseball #mlb #mlbpa #storytime #fyp by @joebeimel97

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A common misconception about the lead arm or glove side with throwing by @joebeimel97

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When I was in high school and college I knew I had to throw 88-90 mph to get drafted as a lefty. Not hard compared to today’s standards but it was hard back then. We didn’t have the knowledge we do today. Throwing hard was considered God given and something you couldn’t teach. We know today that’s simply not true. With that being said guys weren’t getting drafted or playing pro ball throwing slower than that. There has always been a threshold. That threshold is just higher now by @joebeimel97

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A baseball spin direction, not only determines the movement of the pitch. It can also determine the amount of velocity lost on the way to the plate even though the pitch could be released from the same spot by @joebeimel97

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In Episode 8 of The Battery Podcast, hosts Joe Beimel and Brent Dean tackle a topic that’s been building for years — and one that’s now impossible to ignore: the overuse and abuse of young baseball players’ arms.
Joe shares firsthand examples that sparked this conversation — from high school pitchers throwing on back-to-back days, to kids logging excessive pitch counts in short time spans, all in the name of winning games. They break down why this isn’t just bad coaching — it’s a systemic issue driven by lack of education, poor accountability, and a win-now mentality that puts athletes’ long-term health at risk.
Joe and Brent explain why this problem is often misunderstood, why velocity isn’t the real cause of injuries, and how factors like volume, recovery, workload management, and communication are the true drivers behind the rising number of arm injuries in baseball.
They also give practical advice for parents, players, and coaches on how to recognize red flags, track workload, and protect athletes from being overused — especially during critical development years.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in youth or high school baseball who wants to understand what’s really going on — and how to fix it. by @joebeimel97

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Beimel vs Bonds

Obvious winner, right?

@joebeimel97 tells the story

Full story on the pod — link in bio

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#TheLateInningsShow #Mariners #MLB #Baseball #BarryBonds by @joebeimel97

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Find a mentor that cares about your development as much as you do by @joebeimel97

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