About This Episode There’s so much going on in baseball, we called in two experts. Teddy Cahill of Baseball America breaks down the top teams and players in NCAA, while Bob Nightengale of USA Today looks around MLB. With the College World Series starting and MLB heading into the hottest part of the season, we […]

About This Episode The Tampa Rays have always been forced to innovate, but using Sergio Romo as a starter? That’s worth looking into. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times has been following the Rays for a long time and has deep insight into this move, why they did it now, and the prep for […]

About This Episode No politics, just pitching as Curt Schilling joins Will to talk about the changes in style and strategy since he was an ace, as well as the kinetic chain, the need for anatomy in pitching, and more. Schilling’s now a radio host for Breitbart, but his knowledge and insight on modern pitching […]

About This Episode Dr. Tim Gabbett’s groundbreaking research on acute:chronic ratio is changing sport and is the basis for some of our work at Motus. Gabbett sits down with Motus CTO Ben Hansen for a conversation about his work and where it’s headed in sports.

About This Episode Opening Day has come and gone, but Mother Nature still hasn’t got the message that spring is here. Jessica Kleinschmidt of MLB.com’s Cut4 looks around the league after the first week and talks baseball, fun, and the intersection of making the game better. Also, Will asks whether or not parents and coaches […]

About This Episode Levi Weaver writes about the Texas Rangers for The Athletic DFW, but his background is as interesting as any in baseball. Rock star turned writer talks Rangers, prospects, and RVs in this episode! Also, Will gets ready for Opening Day and talks about why this year doesn’t feel like years past, what […]

About This Episode Bryan Conger is the head baseball coach at Tarleton State in Texas. He’s done some amazing work with motusTHROW in getting his team ready for the season. He details the how and why on this episode, whether it’s ramping his pitchers up, monitoring their workloads, personalizing their daily plan, or prepping his […]

About This Episode Brain hack? That’s what Modius Health is doing with their blockbuster product, which raised almost $2m in crowdfunding. Their CEO explains how a wearable device could help with weight loss and more – and it’s available now. Will also checks in on spring training, college basketball problems, and more.

About This Episode Will brings on Jeremy Booth, the head of Program 15, a partner of New Balance Baseball, to talk about the new partnership between Motus and Program 15. Learn about the Future Stars Series, International Week, and more. It’s an exciting partnership that will bring Motus technology to the top series for baseball […]

About This Episode Roy Firestone is a master interviewer, best known for his work on Up Close. In this episode, Will asks about his craft and his newest project, Becoming Kareem, an interview tour with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Will also looks back at the Super Bowl, ahead at the opening of spring training, and the stress […]

About This Episode This bonus episode turns the tables. Pitching master Alan Jaeger had some questions about Motus, so he’s the one that asks the questions, unedited. We thought many coaches out there, especially the ones that follow Alan’s long toss and J-band programs, might have the same questions, so we recorded it!

About This Episode Alan Jaeger checks in to talk the latest in long toss, the mental game for pitchers, and why the start of throwing season is the most dangerous time for pitchers. There’s a lot to get into here, plus the debut of the Motus Minute on this week’s Motus Show.

About This Episode It’s time to get your mind right. Matthew Repplinger of Pro Positive Yoga talks with Will about the mind-body connection for baseball and more. He’s a consultant to several MLB teams and is behind many of the Yoga Days you see at ballparks around the country. Get his ideas on the use […]

About This Episode Sick of gravity? AlterG has a treadmill that can help. Their groundbreaking tool will unload athletes to allow for things you simply can’t do on Earth. Barry Heyden, their executive director of education and sports science, tells us what AlterG has coming, the top athletes that have used it, and how unloading […]

About This Episode Dr. Phil Wagner, CEO of Sparta Science, one of the top companies in sports performance and sports science, joins Will to talk about what his company is doing and where they’re going. He also discusses the key measurements he feels teams are failing to make and the one thing every team at […]

About This Episode John Parsons from the NCAA Sports Science Institute joins Will to discuss his recent study on concussions and ways the NCAA is trying to improve outcomes. Their study on officials and concussions time outs shows that education is key to improvement in this area. Parsons also discusses the NCAA Sports Science Institute […]

About This Episode Ben Hansen, the CTO of Motus Global, joins the show to talk about product development, including motusCONCUSSION, a new product that can help the management of concussion in sport. Ben and Will discuss their recent trip to London, how Motus sensors could help men heading to Mars, and much more on this […]

About This Episode Motus Director of Performance, Carlo Alvarez, joins the show to talk about how data can be integrated into any sport at any level, plus looks at what Motus is working on behind the scenes. Alvarez has a background in performance training with MLB teams and elite NCAA athletics. He brings that background […]

About This Episode Will closes the books on the 2017 baseball season after a great playoff run. He brings in the co-founders of Pocket Radar, a new tool being used around baseball to explain how and why so many people are adopting it in place of classic “guns.”

About This Episode Dr. Fergus Connelly (Director of Performance at the University of Michigan) returns to the show to talk in depth about his book, Game Changer. Will and Fergus take a deep dive into the foundations and philosophies in the book, talk about examples of analytics and action seen in sports, and make a […]

About This Episode Data is not enough. Controlling your own data, understanding your data, and putting it into action is where there’s still an advantage. Whoop is one of the top data wearable companies out there and Will speaks with their director of performance, Kristen Holmes-Winn, about what they do and where she feels sports […]

About This Episode Phil White is one of the smartest writers in the business. His book Unplugged looks at the use of technology in sports and how it can be better and more appropriately used. We also discuss his other book, Game Changer, written with recent guest Fergus Connolly. Don’t unplug yet – listen to […]

About This Episode Will gives an update on Andrew Luck and also chats with Joe Lemire from Sports Techie.