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BECOME A BASEBALL REHABILITATION SPECIALIST
Master the exact eval, rehab, and return-to-sport protocols used in the Major Leagues, and become the sought-after baseball specialist in your area.
13.5 CEUs · Self-paced · Lifetime access · 30-day guarantee
SAVE UP TO $300 FOR A LIMITED TIME
SAVE UP TO $300 NOW THROUGH 4/12/26
"Mike's one of the best physical therapists in baseball. He's done so much for the profession over his career, and he was honored with the ASMI Career Service Award. I've trusted him with the care of my patients for years."
Dr. James Andrews
Renowned Orthopedic Surgeon
"Mike Reinold has been one of the leading physical therapists in baseball for years. His expertise in rehabilitating baseball injuries from acute injury to return to sport is unmatched. This course is a great opportunity to learn from one of the best in the business."
Sue Falsone, PT, ATC
Los Angeles Dodgers
“Mike Reinold has a ton of clinical experience in the rehabilitation of baseball players, so learning from him is always an amazing opportunity. This course will provide a wealth of information to anyone who rehabilitates these athletes.”
Eric Cressey, CSCS
New York Yankees
Why Baseball Players Need a Different Rehab Approach
Baseball injuries are rising at every level, from the MLB all the way down to Little League. Players are chasing performance like never before, and they need clinicians who understand the unique demands of the sport — not just general orthopedic thinking applied to a throwing athlete.
But baseball players are different. They look different on exam, they break down in ways you won’t see in other sports, and getting them back on the mound requires a specialized approach to evaluation, rehab, and return-to-sport progression. Over my 25+ year career working with players at every level, including every MLB team, I’ve developed that approach. This course teaches you everything I’ve learned so you can confidently specialize in baseball rehabilitation.
Over the course of my career, I've been fortunate to work with athletes from every MLB team, including All-Stars, MVP's, Cy Young winers, and members of the Hall of Fame
Who's This Course for and What Can it Do for You?
If you are a physical therapist, athletic trainer, or strength coach working with baseball players, or a rehabilitation or fitness specialist looking to specialize in working with baseball players, this course is for you.
CONFIDENTLY START WORKING WITH BASEBALL ATHLETES
Learn all about a variety of injuries to baseball players, including the anatomy, biomechanics, exam techniques, rehabilitation concepts, and return to sport progressions.
ADD A CUTTING EDGE SERVICE TO REACH MORE PEOPLE
Baseball injuries continue to rise, especially at the youth and high school levels. Specialize in working with these athletes.
HELP BASEBALL PLAYERS GET BACK ON THE FIELD
By understanding the principles in this course, you'll be able to help baseball players get back from injury and return to the mound and field as fast as possible.
TAKE YOUR PRACTICE TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Word travels fast. Expand your practice, become sought after, and work with the type of people you enjoy helping every day.
"I've know Mike for many years now, he's been a big part of my development as a PT/ATC in Major League Baseball. This course is going to be a game-changer for anyone looking to specialize in working with baseball players."
Adam Olsen, PT, ATC
St. Louis Cardinals
"I've had the pleasure of working with and collaborating with Mike over the years, his clinical expertise working with baseball players is second to none, this course will be an excellent program for those looking to succeed in baseball."
Ken Crenshaw, ATC
Arizona Diamondbacks
"I've been lucky to have so many of my baseball athletes rehab with Mike over the years. He's one of the leading experts and someone that I trust getting my players back on the field!"
Dr. Chris Ahmad
New York Yankees
What is in the Program?
Detailed Online Lessons
Learn from comprehensive videos and presentations covering everything you need to know about working with baseball players, including:
- Baseball specific anatomy and injury epidemiology
- The biomechanics and pathomechanics of baseball pitching
- Clinical examination of the baseball player
- Rehabilitation principles for the baseball player
- Returning back to the mound and field
- Printable cheat sheets and programs
Anatomy and Biomechanics
The first step in working with baseball players is understanding all the common injuries and why they occur. You need to use this knowledge to evaluate and treat this population.
I’ll cover all the detailed anatomy, biomechanics, and epidemiology of baseball injuries so you have complete understanding.
Clinical Examination
Baseball players have unique anatomical considerations that are needed to play successfully. You need to understand how these will impact your examination and what you should look for to differentially diagnose injuries.
I’ll cover my entire examination process in detail.
Rehabilitation of Injuries
I’ll cover all the basic rehabilitation principles, including manual therapy and manual exercises to restore mobility, strength, and dynamic stability.
We’ll then discuss how to rehabilitate specific injuries to the shoulder and elbow nonoperatively and after a variety of different surgeries.
We’ll also cover other common injuries, like hamstring strains, oblique injuries, batter’s shoulder, youth injuries, and more.
Return to Sport Progressions
You’ll learn all my plyometric and advanced rehab progressions and then how I build interval return to sport programs based on biomechanical and workload data.
- Plyo drill progressions – 2, 4, 8 week variations
- Interval throwing programs – short and long term variations
- Interval hitting programs – 2, 4, 8 week variations
CEU Credit
Need CEUs for your physical therapy or athletic training license? The course is approved for 13.5 CEU hours for physical therapists and athletic trainers.
See the FAQ below for all the details.
About Mike Reinold
Mike Reinold, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS, C-PS
I’ve spent my entire 25+ year career working with baseball players of various levels.
Here’s just a some of my past experience in baseball:
- Owner, Champion PT and Performance
- Head Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist, Boston Red Sox
- Consultant, Chicago Cubs
- Senior Medical Advisor, Chicago White Sox
- Director of Baseball Performance, Northeastern University
- President, American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy
- 2007 World Series Champion
- Winner of the ASMI Career in Baseball Service Award
- Winner of the MLB Research of the Year Award
- Published dozens of research articles on baseball injuries
"There's no one I trust more when it comes to rehabilitating athletes. I've worked with Mike for over two decades and can sincerely say he's one the best to learn from when it comes to baseball rehab."
Dr. Jeff Dugas
American Sports Medicine Institute
“Mike is one of the leading physical therapists in baseball and has been extremely influential in my career. There is no one better to share their experience rehabilitating baseball injuries. This course does an amazing job teaching you everything you need to know to specialize in baseball rehab.”
Brad Pearson, ATC
Boston Red Sox
"“I have been fortunate to learn so much about treating baseball injuries from Mike. His systematic thought process will help anyone effectively treat baseball players. This course is a must watch for anyone specializing in baseball rehabilitation.”
Katie Stone, PT, ATC
Chicago White Sox
Ready to Become a Baseball Rehab Specialist?
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The program is normally $999.99 or three monthly installments of $399.99, but you can save up to $300 for a limited time!
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13.5 CEUs · 50+ video lessons · Self-paced · Lifetime access · 30-day guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
The course starts right when you enroll! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and finish. You’ll get immediate access to the entire course.
You can access the course from any internet-connected device. This includes all computers, tablets, and phones. You have 24/7 access to the material from anywhere in the world with internet.
You’ll have lifetime ongoing access to the course!
Yes, the course has been approved for physical therapists, in most states, and athletic trainers for 13.5 CEU contact hours.
Physical therapists and assistants can click here to see detailed CEU information.
This course has been approved by the National Athletic Trainer Association (NATA) BOC for 13.5 Category A CEU hours. The Advanced Continuing Education Institute is a NATA Approved Provider.
If you would like to submit for approval for other boards or organizations, we provide all the necessary information.
I would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund.
Yes! All of the course videos have subtitles in English, Spanish, and Japanese.