Pitching
Development
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
There is a synergistic relationship between throwing and training.
Our individualized training programs address physical limitations that interfere with your body’s ability to get into key positions in the pitching delivery.
This pyramid chart depicts how we view pitching development. Most of our athletes will make the biggest gains on the mound with their work inside the gym!
Top-of-the-line Technology & Old School knowledge
Top-of-the-line Technology & Old School knowledge
We have traditional pitching lessons for the younger athletes, with the goal of moving all athletes to a coordinated and individualized training and throwing program structure as they further their development into high school, college and beyond.
Our pitching development team will incorporate all of the top technology where appropriate.
Those pieces of equipment include, but are not limited to Trackman, Edgertronic cameras, Rapsodo, and Theia Markerless motion capture biomechanical analysis system.
Theia Markerless Motion Capture
Theia Markerless Motion Capture
Athletes also have the option of throwing a bullpen on Theia, our new biomechanical markerless motion capture system.
Our system records the athlete using an 8-camera setup. The cameras give us the ability to upload the data collected and produce a 3-dimensional visual model of their bullpen session. Using the markerless motion capture system, we will be able to provide a service to athletes at arguably the best quality/accuracy in the country in a real life, on-field environment.
That model will explain, in detail, what the athlete is doing on the mound with respect to biomechanics, and provide a number of visual tools that will help us better understand the pitcher’s delivery. We will use this to put together a report outlining what they do, how they do it, why they do it, and – most importantly – coaching interventions.
