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Pitching Mechanics
The lower half is consistently a hot topic amongst baseball coaches – stuck between focusing on getting a big push ...read more
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The majority of this article was written by Michael O’Connell, who is our first analyst in the Research and Development department of Driveline ...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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On Monday, March 28th, 2016, Jeff Passan released an excerpt from his upcoming book, The Arm (Amazon link), on Yahoo ...read more
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The larger and larger support that weighted baseball training is gaining not only on the Internet but in professional baseball ...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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While it is the subject of most articles on “pitching mechanics”, the role of the lower half when it comes ...read more
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If you spend enough time in the world of baseball pitching, you will probably hear from someone that actively pronating ...read more
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discussing pitching mechanics at a very in-depth level, including linear distraction, torso stacking and the elbow spiral for pitchers. When ...read more
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