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At Driveline, we have two main training “seasons”: the pro off-season and the college/high school summer. Both of these seasons ...read more
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Assessing the hit tool poses a real challenge for coaches and scouts alike, given the lack of consensus amongst talent ...read more
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Before we can talk about training your bat path with hitting plyos, we should answer this question: What is a ...read more
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Speed is the name of the game if you’re a rotational athlete. The recent publicity surrounding Bryson DeChambeau and Rory ...read more
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At Driveline Baseball, trainees from all over the country come to train to get better at their craft. Some come ...read more
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Hitting perception is often discussed in terms of ball flight tracking and reaction times. But something often ignored is the ...read more
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After graduating from Montreat College, where he slashed .314/.437/.455 en route to capping off an impressive 4-year collegiate campaign , ...read more
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Bat speed and attack angle get the most attention of the bat sensor metrics (as they should). Still, rotational acceleration ...read more
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One of the best parts about working at Driveline is the relationships you get to build with different athletes from ...read more
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“MLB: The Show” just came out a few weeks ago. Everyone is playing and wondering what it would be like ...read more
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