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biomechanics
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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Over a decade ago, Driveline Founder Kyle Boddy proposed open-sourcing biomechanics data. Looking back, the premise was simple: Open-source pitch ...read more
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Written by David Besky, Data Scientist IIAs referenced in our look at velocity measurements across the youth data we have ...read more
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By John Soteropulos
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Since its inception, PULSE has existed primarily as a workload tracker. The biomechanics metrics calculated by the sensor are used ...read more
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If this is the first time seeing this video, it probably leaves you with a handful of unanswered questions: What ...read more
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One of the greatest benefits our assessment provides is how it better informs our staff when developing and implementing throwing ...read more
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In our previous biomechanics post, we looked at the data we had collected over the past six months. We looked ...read more
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This past summer at Driveline, we had more than 200 athletes pass through our gym, and each of them went ...read more
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A pro pitcher recently reached out to me to discuss our program and whether or not it was right for ...read more
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