Technology

We utilize force plates for assessments, to monitor readiness, and individualize programming.

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360 degree resistance through all planes of motion, we utilize the Proteus for hitter warm ups, pitcher arm care, and intertwine it with our lifts. Also, for our Advanced Assessments the Proteus helps us find asymmetries and deficiencies to best tailor our programming.

Force plates embedded into the pitching mound allow us to more fully understand how our athletes are utilizing the ground. We can know definitively how they are moving in three planes and the portions of the delivery to focus our drill work on, for more output and repeatability.

Strength testing for the shoulder and forearm, we use the dynamometer to get a more full picture of athlete health, force imbalances, and readiness. Daily inputs aid our staff in understanding how athletes are truly recovering, to tailor their throwing and lifting workload accordingly.

Placed on the throwing arm, this small sensor acts as "Strava for Throwing", or a "Step Counter for Throws", telling us metrics on Arm Speed, Throw Count, and helpful data. Used most often in our Return to Throw programs, it's another way for us to monitor and understand arm health

We use Hittrax for our work in the cage, it lets us know exit velocity, launch angle, and shows us on the field of play where the batted ball would have landed.

"Blast iQ™ automatically assesses and scores every swing. It bases the Swing Quality assessments on Plane, Connection, and Rotation (PCR) to provide you with actionable improvement insights.

Using your iPhone or iPad camera, you can capture and review information on your exit velocity, launch angle, and estimated ball flight distance. Visualize your ball flight through interactive spray charts and session reports."