Injuries don’t show up on game day — they’ve been drilling in practice for weeks. Kynexis MRI catches the pattern in the reps, before it costs you the game.
You’ve got choices — pitch counts, velocity trackers, recovery apps. Good tools, all of them. But none of them tell you what’s actually happening underneath: whether your athlete’s movement is quietly building toward an injury. Kynexis MRI does one thing — score that risk, clearly and objectively, in minutes — backed by 11+ years of UCL research and 500+ elbow evaluations. Not a replacement for your program. The missing piece in it.
Watching a pitcher throw and judging whether their mechanics are safe is a little like listening to an engine and guessing whether the timing belt is about to go. A good ear might catch something’s off. It won’t tell you which part, how close it is to failing, or how many more starts it has left in it.
That’s the position most coaches, parents, and even athletes are in every single game day. They can see the fastball. They can hear the pain, once it shows up. What they can’t see is the quiet, technical layer underneath.
The arm wasn’t hiding anything. It was speaking a language nobody in the dugout had been taught to read.
You just need a tool that already has. Kynexis MRI runs five simple movement screens and turns them into one plain-language risk score, backed by 11+ years of UCL research and 500+ elbow evaluations. No jargon. No guesswork. Just an early, honest answer — in time to act on it.
Chosen to expose the specific movement faults linked to throwing-injury risk — scored individually, and rolled into one composite index.
Five results synthesized into one composite score (e.g., 17/40) — an at-a-glance read on overall injury risk, built on the same framework behind 11+ years of longitudinal UCL research.
Athletes get re-tested, and the app tracks scores across sessions — so you’re seeing whether risk is trending down, or creeping up, as training progresses.
Generate reports comparing one assessment directly against a prior one — showing exactly which patterns improved, which didn’t, and where residual risk still sits.
Every assessment generates a report written for coaches, parents, and athletes — not clinicians. No jargon to decode, no chart to interpret alone.
A full onboarding video series walks new users through running each test correctly, plus a companion instructional guide — so results stay consistent no matter who’s administering it.
Screens run in minutes, on-site — no lab, no imaging, no specialized gear required.
Actual screens from the Kynexis MRI app — from a single test, to a full player report, to a team-wide view.
“I’ve sent my athletes to Chuck for years and highly recommend his transcendent approach to athletic elbow care.”
“When I developed elbow pain in high school, my coach sent me to Chuck, who quickly suspected a serious issue and referred me to a top orthopedic surgeon. After my diagnosis, Chuck’s gait and motion analysis revealed limited hip mobility and flawed mechanics, including an overly long stride that stressed my elbow. With his guidance, I rehabbed, improved my mechanics, and now throw more efficiently with greater command and velocity while reducing stress on my arm.”
The five screens inside Kynexis MRI are universal to any sport, or any activity of daily living. Coaches across other sports — and trainers working outside of throwing athletes altogether — use the same movement-quality framework to spot limitations before they become compensations.
You don’t need to change how you coach or parent. You just need to see what’s already there — before it becomes an injury instead of a pattern. Kynexis MRI makes that visible in minutes, and tracks it all season long.
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