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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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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With the recent release of ASMI’s Biomechanical Analysis of Weighted-Ball Exercises for Baseball Pitchers we decided that it was appropriate ...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 part two of three of the initial guest posts by Dr. James Buffi. Part one was titled Challenges with ...read more
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This is a guest post from Dr. James H. Buffi, Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering. It is impossible to overstate how ...read more
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I’ve been trying to put this article into words for the better part of a year and debated completely shelving ...read more
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Two weeks ago, the NY Times published an article titled Young Arms and Curveballs: A Scientific Twist. In the article, ...read more
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I’ve been meaning to write on this subject for quite some time, and if it’s received well, I’ll write more ...read more
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Readers who like a research-specific bent may find my latest postings on the ASMI Message Boards interesting. I am going ...read more
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Tom Verducci has a very interesting article about Stephen Strasburg: Mechanical flaw will be red flag for Strasburg even after ...read more
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