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Author: Kyle Boddy
Weighted baseball training has become ever more popular at both the amateur and professional level. Several MLB teams consult with ...read more
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A common criticism of training using overload/underload implements is that training using weighted balls only trains arm speed, and that ...read more
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Major League Baseball is now in the Statcast era, where Trackman radar is fully operational across all MLB parks and tracking ...read more
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This is a guest post by Terry Phillips (DPT). Terry specializes in manual therapy, orthopedics, sports medicine, and post-surgical rehabilitation. ...read more
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This article was written by Kyle Boddy, who is the head of the Research and Development department of Driveline Baseball. Kyle designed ...read more
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This is a guest post by Dr. Mike Sonne that was republished from his website. Dr. Sonne has a PhD in ...read more
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It’s a debate that’s as old as time – are taller pitchers truly better than shorter pitchers? Do they stay ...read more
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On Monday, March 28th, 2016, Jeff Passan released an excerpt from his upcoming book, The Arm (Amazon link), on Yahoo ...read more
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I spoke a little bit about the consequences of safety from a baseball training side in a previous blog post, but there’s ...read more
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The larger and larger support that weighted baseball training is gaining not only on the Internet but in professional baseball ...read more
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