FullCountPitch Media, LLC. and 3P Sports Form Content Partnership
FullCountPitch Media, LLC. and 3P Sports announce a content partnership.
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PRLog (Press Release) – Mar 10, 2011 – FullCountPitch Media, LLC. announced a content partnership with 3P Sports that will begin immediately with 3P Sports’ initial article entitled Surgeries can be Prevented. 3P Sports will be providing expert content to FullCountPitch Magazine, the primary publication of FullCountPith Media, LLC. The announcement was made by Rick Peterson, Founding Partner of 3P Sports and Gary Armida, President of FullCountPitch Media, LLC.
Our goal is to provide the best baseball coverage and content. We’ve already produced some quality content with our Pitching Perspectives with Rick Peterson series, but the prospect of sharing even more content with the experts from 3P Sports will give our readers an even greater insight into the growing epidemic of pitching related injuries,” stated Armida.
The content partnership will expand from the initial Pitching Perspectives series. In addition to the relaunch of the Pitching Perspectives series, 3P Sports will author original content relating to pitching related injuries and prevention. The articles will be a collaboration of their team of experts including Rick Peterson, Dr. James Andrews, Dr. Glen Fleisig, Al Leiter, Jim Duquette, Jeff Mangold, and Tom Glavine. Finally, FullCountPitch Magazine will publish a regular feature entitled FullCount with Rick Peterson. The FullCount series will be a question and answer feature where readers are invited to submit questions to Peterson for his analysis. Peterson will provide insight to the Major League game and give suggestions and advice to the parent looking to guide their young athlete.
The two new series will give our readers a chance for direct, hands-on information from some of the best in the business. The rise of Tommy John surgeries among amateur pitchers is alarming. 3P Sports has the tools to prevent these surgeries. I believe in their product and, more importantly, I believe in their people. It is an honor to be associated with 3P Sports. The new content will be something all baseball fans can enjoy and learn from. At the end of the day, our readers come to FullCountPitch Magazine for our content. I am proud of our staff. 3P Sports only makes us better,” stated Armida.
3P Sports LLC. was launched in 2009 with the goal of helping athletes achieve their peak performance potential. The 3P Sports pitching program features the collaborative efforts of Dr. James Andrews and the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) along with Rick Peterson, Al Leiter, Tom Glavine, and Jim Duquette. Today, pitchers from four continents participate in this preventative program. The 3P Sports pitching program includes a motion analysis to detect delivery flaws along with a comprehensive series of pitching drills, strength training and mental coaching for peak performance. For more information on 3P Sports, or to receive free pitching content and to investigate the program in greater detail, please visit www.3PSports.com.
FullCountPitch Media, LLC. has been a fully accredited media outlet by Major League Baseball since August, 2009. FullCountPitch Magazine was started in November of 2007 as fullcountpitch.com. After gaining credibility within the blog world and pushing its limits, Armida formed FullCountPitch Media, LLC. and rebranded the publication to FullCountPitch Magazine when Major League Baseball recognized the company as a legitimate media outlet in 2009. For more information about the company, to access content, or to subscribe to the mailing list visit FullCountPitch Magazine at www.fullcountpitch.com.
To view the original press release, go here.
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