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Hitting Biomechanics

September 28, 2022September 30, 2022

Bat Speed, Point of Contact, and Rotational Velocities Since finalizing the hitting set-up in our motion capture lab (The Launchpad) ...read more

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Blog Article, Research

A Look Under the Hood: How Driveline Sport Science Collects, Processes, and Analyzes Thousands of Athletes’ Biomechanics Data

September 14, 2022September 23, 2022

Driveline Baseball has long been baseball’s applied biomechanics leader. Since 2008, when founder Kyle Boddy started building his first motion ...read more

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Blog Article, Hitting

Developing a Baseball Hitting Approach

August 11, 2022August 11, 2022

Hitting approach and two-strike approach…two of the fascinating topics in the world of hitting! Having a good hitting approach system ...read more

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Blog Article, Velocity Training

Why Did We Make New Plyos?

August 4, 2022August 4, 2022

By Stephen Hart, Pitching Coordinator On August 5th, our set of expanded plyos will officially be released to the general ...read more

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Blog Article, Miscellaneous / Historical, Strength Training

Olympic Lifts for Baseball Players – Is Power Planar?

March 16, 2011June 10, 2022

While there aren’t any Olympic lifts in our first training video (as seen in the right sidebar), our older baseball ...read more

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Pitching Mechanics

Closed-Chain vs. Open-Chain Motion

August 10, 2010April 5, 2021

I’ve gotten a few questions about when to use closed-chain training techniques in comparison to open-chain techniques. But first, for ...read more

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Blog Article, Strength Training

P90x for Baseball?

March 3, 2010June 10, 2022

In an excellent (and controversial) post about Crossfit for baseball athletes, Eric Cressey talked about why Crossfit’s Workout of the ...read more

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