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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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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Below is an excerpt from our book: Youth Baseball Games: Skills that Scale On its surface, creating a practice plan ...read more
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At Driveline, we use both weighted balls and Plyo Ball ® in our training for both pitchers and hitters. We ...read more
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Written by Chase Glaum Being too late is a common issue for hitters at all levels. Hitting coaches are always ...read more
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“Don’t step in the bucket in your baseball swing!” Wherever kids are playing baseball, someone is stepping in the bucket ...read more
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One of the most significant skills we focus on for any youth player is moving the bat fast and hitting ...read more
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During the latter part of 2020 (before the second wave of COVID-19), Driveline Baseball held its first-ever 6-week hitting program ...read more
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It seems that there are often misconceptions about the totality of what “doing Driveline” means, and even more so about ...read more
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While this tweet by Joe Marsh is accurate, we should dig into the details. What follows is the first of ...read more
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The overall ramifications of COVID-19 are much larger than the effects it has had on the baseball field. While life ...read more
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