How data gathered from motion capture assessments can be leveraged to identify potential swing changes for the athlete and target areas of improvement
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I heard this great quote the other day:Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication At Driveline Baseball we’re obviously known to be ...read more
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If you are looking for a baseball upper body workout, start with considering exactly what you need. For players seeking ...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 Brice Crider, High Performance The Driveline Foundations of Strength course was created to provide coaches with a baseline education ...read more
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By Chris Langin, Pitching Trainer “Why don’t you just play basketball?” This question followed Thomas Ruwe growing up. There’s not ...read more
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By Steffen Simmons and Daniel Comstock, High Performance What are the Best Baseball Workouts? Driveline High Performance staff members are ...read more
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By Brice Crider, High Performance This summer, the High Performance Staff ran 617 strength assessments with 182 of those being ...read more
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Written by Brice Crider As college athletes return from their seasons to train for the summer, the importance of in-season ...read more
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Stress Management So far our recovery blog series has included articles on the basics of recovery, optimizing nutrition, and sleep ...read more
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What are they? ForceHooks are a portable dynamometer that can be secured to a weight room rack as shown below. ...read more
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