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Bat Speed, Point of Contact, and Rotational Velocities Since finalizing the hitting set-up in our motion capture lab (The Launchpad) ...read more
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Driveline Baseball has long been baseball’s applied biomechanics leader. Since 2008, when founder Kyle Boddy started building his first motion ...read more
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On Twitter (@drivelinebases), I posted a thread with some polls about professional player development and scouting with some options – ...read more
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The Isometric Seal Row (ISR) is a multi-joint isometric test athletes perform lying prone on an elevated bench with a ...read more
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By Kyle Wasserberger, PhD, CSCS What if we could make throwing rehab better? This was the question at the heart ...read more
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By Connor Hinchliffe, Pitching Trainer From 2015 to 2020, nearly 1,000 pitchers have made their Major League debuts.This blog will ...read more
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By John Asel, Baseball Ops Intern Our intrinsic pitch values combine stuff and pitch location to predict the expected change ...read more
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Written by Andrew Cresci – Hitting Intern Working at every level of baseball, one of the most common questions I ...read more
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Written by Chris Langin Introduction “Johnny! If you used those legs, you’d throw a good 5-7 miles per hour harder!” ...read more
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By David Besky – Data Scientist In any training program, in throwing as in lifting, the goal is to stress ...read more
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