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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Jeremy Tecktiel, TRAQ Project Manager, caught up with Denton Sagerman, Director of Baseball Operations and Pitching Development at Indiana University, ...read more
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Wyatt Shackleford is the first-year head coach at Mira Mesa High School. Before he started, he said the program really ...read more
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Jeremy Tecktiel, TRAQ Project Manager, interviewed a Division II college pitcher who has been using a free athlete account for ...read more
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In the month since we’ve launched the free thirty-day trial version of TRAQ, we have had a lot of schools ...read more
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This mini-blog was written by Micah Simpson, a 13-year-old baseball player. I signed up for TRAQ because my strength trainer, ...read more
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One of the earliest users of our TRAQ software was Baseball Australia. We recently spoke with their general manager of ...read more
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Driveline began as a facility that tracked athlete data by hand. Athletes were largely responsible for recording their own data, ...read more
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