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How data gathered from motion capture assessments can be leveraged to identify potential swing changes for the athlete and target areas of improvement

Over a decade ago, Driveline Founder Kyle Boddy proposed open-sourcing biomechanics data. Looking back, the premise was simple: Open-source pitch ...read more

Written by David Besky, Data Scientist II As referenced in our look at velocity measurements across the youth data we ...read more

By John Soteropulos

Since its inception, PULSE has existed primarily as a workload tracker. The biomechanics metrics calculated by the sensor are used ...read more

If this is the first time seeing this video, it probably leaves you with a handful of unanswered questions: What ...read more

One of the greatest benefits our assessment provides is how it better informs our staff when developing and implementing throwing ...read more

In our previous biomechanics post, we looked at the data we had collected over the past six months. We looked ...read more

This past summer at Driveline, we had more than 200 athletes pass through our gym, and each of them went ...read more

A pro pitcher recently reached out to me to discuss our program and whether or not it was right for ...read more