The Benefits of Simplicity in Youth Hitting Training
I heard this great quote the other day:Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication At Driveline Baseball we’re obviously known to be data-driven, and while that is true (and won’t change), we...
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Breaking New Ground: How Major League Teams Are Leveraging In-Game Biomechanics Data
Biomechanics used to be hard. Well, it’s still hard, but it used to be harder. In order to collect traditional marker-based motion capture data–like the kind we’ve done at Driveline–there...
A Quantitative Analysis of the Lead Leg Block and its Contributions to Velocity
Summary Throughout this post we’ll take a closer look at various aspects of the lead leg block in pitching, looking through our biomechanics database to better describe how the lead...
Hitting Biomechanics
Bat Speed, Point of Contact, and Rotational Velocities Since finalizing the hitting set-up in our motion capture lab (The Launchpad) in July of 2021, we’ve had hundreds of hitters come...
A Look Under the Hood: How Driveline Sport Science Collects, Processes, and Analyzes Thousands of Athletes’ Biomechanics Data
Driveline Baseball has long been baseball’s applied biomechanics leader. Since 2008, when founder Kyle Boddy started building his first motion capture lab in the aisles of Home Depot, Driveline has...
Developing a Baseball Hitting Approach
Hitting approach and two-strike approach…two of the fascinating topics in the world of hitting! Having a good hitting approach system in baseball produces tangible value. This blog details how we...