Austin Ehrlicher of the Boston Red Sox organization returned home during the winter of 2026 facing a difficult challenge.
He was dealing with thoracic outlet syndrome.
His shoulder hurt.
His elbow hurt.
His velocity was declining.
Every bullpen session was becoming a concern.
Instead of guessing, Austin began with the VELOCITY RX process.
He completed the G.A.M.E. Test™ and Performance Evaluation™ to determine exactly what was causing his pain, limiting his performance, and increasing his injury risk.
Once the root causes were identified, Dr. Kevin McGovern developed a customized corrective exercise and movement prescription designed specifically for Austin.
The goal was simple.
Get him healthy.
Get him moving correctly.
Get him back on the mound.
After four weeks of intensive corrective exercise and movement training, Austin reported to Spring Training with the Boston Red Sox.
Today, Austin is pitching in the Boston Red Sox Single-A organization.
His arm pain is gone.
His velocity has increased to 97 mph.
Four miles per hour faster than before.
Most importantly, he is competing pain-free and back on the path toward reaching his full professional potential.
His future is bright.