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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
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Over a decade ago, Driveline Founder Kyle Boddy proposed open-sourcing biomechanics data. Looking back, the premise was simple: Open-source pitch ...read more
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By Stephen Hart, Pitching Coordinator Over the years, we’ve come to notice a trend among certain athletes, especially our amateur ...read more
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By John Asel, Baseball Ops InternOur intrinsic pitch values combine stuff and pitch location to predict the expected change in ...read more
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If you can swing a bat at a high velocity, can you throw a ball at a high velocity? Is ...read more
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Assessing the hit tool poses a real challenge for coaches and scouts alike, given the lack of consensus amongst talent ...read more
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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
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Here are three studies the R&D department at Driveline read this week: The Ulnar Collateral Ligament Responds To Stress In ...read more
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Here are three studies the R&D department at Driveline read this week: Neuromuscular Fatigue in Pitchers Across a Collegiate Baseball ...read more
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A few months ago, we introduced the idea of Statistical Parametric Mapping for our full signal biomechanical data export. Now, ...read more
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