The Oklahoma Throwing Athlete Association (OTAA) was founded in 2021 as a complete resource for players, coaches, trainers, clinicians and parents for information regarding injuries in the throwing athlete.
Therapists, trainers, clinicians and surgeons throughout Oklahoma have combined to provide credible, scientific information and education to aid in the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries in the throwing athlete
Our vision is to be the leading authority on throwing injuries in Oklahoma and beyond. We hope to help throwing athletes of all ages and levels achieve their goals and enjoy their sport without compromising their health and well-being.
Quality health care and injury prevention services to throwing athletes helping them recover quickly from injury and return to sports and athletics.
Promote the knowledge and skills of throwing sports among athletes, coaches, and enthusiasts to ensure optimal performance in sporting activities.
Using the latest, proven advances in the science and technology of throwing sports to help athletes stay ahead of the game.
Provide valuable resources and opportunities for athletes and coaches in underserved areas across the community.
Nash Henry is a 2028 grad from Norman North High School. Nash has quickly made a name for himself in the competitive world of high school football and is currently recognized as one of the top freshman quarterbacks in Oklahoma. His exceptional skills were highlighted when he was named one of the top performers at both the prestigious Elite 11 Camp and the Manning Passing Academy. Beyond football, Nash is an athlete of remarkable versatility, excelling on the basketball court as well playing for teams in Oklahoma City, Dallas and Los Angeles. Academically, Nash is equally impressive and his dedication to excellence in the classroom reflects his commitment to pushing himself to be the best in all that he does. With a strong work ethic and passion for sports and academics, Nash Henry is an athlete to watch as he continues to develop both on and off the field!
Join us for a hands-on cadaver lab learning the latest techniques in shoulder arthroscopy/labral repairs and elbow UCL repair/reconstruction
Join medical professionals, coaches and athletes to discuss current trends, prevention strategies and treatment recommendations surrounding shoulder and elbow injuries in the throwing athlete
We hope you will make plans to attend the 2024 Injuries in the Throwing Athlete conference on Friday, November 08, 2024