Workload Management: What, Why, and How

New Rangers Coach Had Innovative Ideas At Tarleton State

A Changing Game Demands Changing Methods

Checking In On the Mariners’ New Health and Wellness Program

Seattle Mariners Embrace Data, Tech like Rapsodo, K-Motion, Motus, TrackMan

Nolan Ryan’s 1974

Who Broke Shohei Ohtani?

A Data Walk Off

A Data Walk Off

There’s nothing better than a walk-off home run, is there? Turns out there is. St. John’s of Washington DC didn’t just walk-off with a win; they walked off with a championship on Michael Campbell’s big fly. You might remember that SCHOOL was part of a big study completed last year, where Dr. Sameer Mehta tracked […]

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The Positional Unknown of Elbow Injuries

Raise your analytics game with motusDASH

New season. New app. New arm.

New season. New app. New arm.

We’ve made some amazing advancements to our motusTHROW app. As existing users, we’re providing you with an exclusive at-a-glace overview of the new features to get you up and monitoring “readiness” in time for the new season.   READINESS: BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER Since we first launched motusTHROW in 2014, we’ve collected millions of throws from users, […]

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How Does Monitoring Workload Help Arm Health?

Testing The Twist

Rethinking Feet

Rethinking Feet

I’ve had a pet theory for years that, as Mars Blackmon tried to tell us, it’s gotta be the shoes. There has been a significant uptick in foot and ankle injuries – especially complex injuries like Lisfranc and Jones fractures – over the last twenties years. I believe that a confluence of bigger/stronger/faster athletes and […]

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Surgery: What To Do When Things Go Wrong

The Origins of Velocity, Part I

Recharging the Pitching Schedule

Readiness or Roles?

Compression Sleeve

Pitching Arm Care

Pitching Arm Care

Pitching arm care is recommended for most athletes. There’s no question that pitching injuries are up. From the major leagues to the little leagues, far too many pitchers are coming off the mound and into the waiting room due to overuse, poor mechanics, and a real lack of basic pitching arm care. This could be […]

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Pitch Count

Pitch Count

Of all the stats that came out of the sabermetric revolution of the 2000’s, it’s a bit surprising that the one that shows up in nearly every broadcast is one that really has nothing to do with advanced analytics. Instead, it’s pitch count that is ubiquitous, ticking up with an on-screen counter, right there by […]

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Arm Soreness

Throwing Biomechanics

Injury Prevention