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By Stephen Hart, Pitching Coordinator Pitchers, especially high-level pitchers, are creatures of habit. Most pitchers have a specific warm-up routine, a ...read more
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In 2019, Dillon Tate made his MLB debut. We’ve been fortunate to get to work with him each offseason since ...read more
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Written by David Besky, Data Scientist II As referenced in our look at velocity measurements across the youth data we ...read more
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By Stephen Hart, Pitching Coordinator Over the years, we’ve come to notice a trend among certain athletes, especially our amateur ...read more
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Caleb Thielbar was over five years removed from his last pitch at the big league level. At 33, not only ...read more
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Dr. Glenn Fleisig and his research group at ASMI published a study—as we have at Driveline—investigating the effects of weighted ...read more
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Player development is the holy grail of baseball. Velocity, movement, command, injury prevention: the teams that can develop these traits ...read more
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There is sometimes disagreement regarding how to change pitching mechanics or if it can be done. Some coaches feel that ...read more
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Let us start by recalling an earlier blog post about efficient front leg mechanics and what they do for the ...read more
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Today, we are going to focus on the communication side of teaching mechanics. More specifically, we’re going to look at ...read more
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