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Hitting perception is often discussed in terms of ball flight tracking and reaction times. But something often ignored is the ...read more
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If this is the first time seeing this video, it probably leaves you with a handful of unanswered questions: What ...read more
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As access to ball-flight data becomes more readily available and intricate theories of pitch/swing design continue to increase in popularity ...read more
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Weighted balls continue to be a hot topic of discussion in baseball. We’ve written about weighted-ball research before, and with ...read more
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Our methods for teaching hitting and pitching differ from most. While there are many different styles of coaching, even those ...read more
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Recently we released our first peer-reviewed study at Driveline Baseball, titled “Surface Electromyographic Analysis of Differential Effects in Kettlebell Carries ...read more
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Let us start by recalling an earlier blog post about efficient front leg mechanics and what they do for the ...read more
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Recently, a third study was published on long-toss which brought to light some interesting data. Pitchers, PCs, and ATCs with ...read more
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Weighted baseball training has become ever more popular at both the amateur and professional level. Several MLB teams consult with ...read more
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Pitching mechanics are possibly the most hot topic you can talk about in baseball. They are often simplified, for a ...read more
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