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How data gathered from motion capture assessments can be leveraged to identify potential swing changes for the athlete and target areas of improvement

Over a decade ago, Driveline Founder Kyle Boddy proposed open-sourcing biomechanics data. Looking back, the premise was simple: Open-source pitch ...read more

By Stephen Hart, Pitching Coordinator Over the years, we’ve come to notice a trend among certain athletes, especially our amateur ...read more

By John Asel, Baseball Ops InternOur intrinsic pitch values combine stuff and pitch location to predict the expected change in ...read more

If you can swing a bat at a high velocity, can you throw a ball at a high velocity?  Is ...read more

Assessing the hit tool poses a real challenge for coaches and scouts alike, given the lack of consensus amongst talent ...read more

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

Here are three studies the R&D department at Driveline read this week: The Ulnar Collateral Ligament Responds To Stress In ...read more

Here are three studies the R&D department at Driveline read this week: Neuromuscular Fatigue in Pitchers Across a Collegiate Baseball ...read more

A few months ago, we introduced the idea of Statistical Parametric Mapping for our full signal biomechanical data export. Now, ...read more