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In the assessment summary blog, we used the analogy of filling buckets to explain how we apply force plate data ...read more
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If you haven’t read our High Performance assessment summary blog, it is a good place to start. The Isometric Mid-Thigh ...read more
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If you haven’t read our High Performance assessment summary blog, it is a good place to start. The repeated hop ...read more
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If you haven’t read our High Performance assessment summary blog, it is a good place to start. The Squat Jump ...read more
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If you haven’t read our High Performance assessment summary blog, it is a good place to start. The Countermovement Jump ...read more
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In a Driveline strength assessment, we test a range of general strength properties using a dual force plate system from ...read more
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At some point in their careers, many baseball players have to spend time under the care of a medical provider. ...read more
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You can’t outcue a movement deficiency. These are words we live by at Driveline Baseball and that’s what our makes ...read more
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What Is Eccentric Overload? Dr. John P. Wagle defines accentuated eccentric loading as eccentric loads in excess of the concentric ...read more
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We have written about what exactly velocity-based training is and how to broadly go about implementing that, but we wanted ...read more
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