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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This article was written by Kyle Boddy, who is the head of the Research and Development department of Driveline Baseball. Kyle designed ...read more
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What follows is a deep look into the training history of Herbie Good, who built himself from a 15U player pulling down ...read more
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Walk to a nearby little league field, or attend a local travel-ball showcase or tournament, and attempt to identify the most talented ...read more
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Post written by Ryan Faer, CSCS Introduction to Ryan Being new to the Driveline Baseball team and family, I think ...read more
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It’s a debate that’s as old as time – are taller pitchers truly better than shorter pitchers? Do they stay ...read more
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The 9th-round pick of the Tampa Bay Rays is an unlikely signee. Because, at the end of 2015, Peter Bayer was not ...read more
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A common line of argument against training with weighted balls goes something like this: “Weighted balls only train the arm. Good ...read more
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“It doesn’t matter how you get there, as long as you’re putting in the effort.” The Road Less Traveled Can ...read more
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The lead leg block in pitching is rarely understood correctly and is often analyzed from a baseball-specific viewpoint. Looking closer ...read more
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The traditional model for phases of rehab that occur after Tommy John surgery look something like this: The player has ...read more
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