PULSE Throw Workload Monitor

Your throwing program exists to keep your pitchers' arms healthy and performing their best on game day.

The problem: most pitchers drastically underestimate their actual throw counts (warmups, long toss, etc.) and the intensity with which they're throwing — especially on recovery days. Which means they aren't really executing your throwing program at all.

PULSE measures every throw to tell you if your pitchers are throwing too much or too little, too hard or not hard enough. It improves athletes' execution of their training programs and keeps them on track with their player development plan — replacing ambiguous guidelines with clear, repeatable instructions that improve process and results.

Driveline trains 1,000+ pitchers a year with a time-tested, validated pitching development program. Thanks to PULSE, our athletes are held to a measurable standard of execution to maximize their development. Whether in-season or off, on-site or remote, we know exactly who's getting the most out of their workout — and who needs extra attention.

PULSE allows us to improve our training program and ensure its execution with extreme precision.

"I was able to get more innings out of my starters, my best pitchers, without overtaxing them. They had better performance and more importantly, we avoided major arm injuries all season long, into the playoffs."— Bryan Conger, Head Baseball Coach, Tarleton State University ('08–'19)

How a DII Coach Used PULSE to Help Lead His Team Deep in the Playoffs