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For this week’s TRAQ Series blog, Jeremy Tecktiel, TRAQ Project Manager, talked to a couple of members of the baseball ...read more
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In the month since we’ve launched the free thirty-day trial version of TRAQ, we have had a lot of schools ...read more
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One of the earliest users of our TRAQ software was Baseball Australia. We recently spoke with their general manager of ...read more
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As player development in baseball continues to rapidly evolve, the demand from coaches and facility owners to integrate sophisticated, reliable, ...read more
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Overshadowed in an age of attack angles, launch angles, and bat sensors lies arguably one of the most fundamental, and ...read more
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How can you, a responsible, growth-minded baseball coach, navigate a swamp of information on pitching development and apply it in ...read more
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In a game transformed by the Sabermetric Revolution, where the most important components have been optimized and made more efficient, ...read more
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At the end of each summer, players return from their summer teams or training regiments to their respective schools. Each ...read more
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One of the greatest benefits our assessment provides is how it better informs our staff when developing and implementing throwing ...read more
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As a small or lower-level school pitcher or pitching coach, one thing that can be frustrating is the lack of ...read more
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