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By Stephen Hart, Pitching CoordinatorPitchers, especially high-level pitchers, are creatures of habit.  Most pitchers have a specific warm-up routine, a pregame ...read more

By Kyle Lindley, Pulse Product Manager, Sports Science Asst. ManagerBackgroundPurposeThe purpose of the PULSE Pitching Report is to describe an ...read more

Written by JP Fasone – Hitting TrainerIn my experience, position players rarely go the whole season without arm pain. It’s ...read more

By Kyle Lindley, Sports Science Asst. Manager, PULSE Project ManagerWorkload and throwing routines can and should be very individualized—different players ...read more

By Kyle Lindley, PULSE Product ManagerWhat’s new?Two new features were added to PULSE Throw iOS version 8.8:Battery Level IndicatorsAdd Workload ...read more

By Kyle Lindley, Driveline PULSE Product Manager, Sports Science Asst. ManagerDriveline PULSE helps you manage workload—even if you don’t have ...read more

Written by Joe MarshThis blog is the third post in our series of blogs highlighting successful implementations of PULSE. You ...read more

By David Besky – Data ScientistIn any training program, in throwing as in lifting, the goal is to stress the ...read more

DISCLAIMER: At the time of usage and data collection, PULSE was known as Motus. We will be referring to it ...read more

Getting startedPULSE gives you the power to gain industry-leading insights into your throwing within minutes of receiving your sensor. What ...read more