Conquest Chronicles Interviews Motus Global June 26, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web The motion capture testing behind elite athletes such as Matt Barkley Motus Global is an advanced technology lab that tests and trains elite athletes looking to transition into the professional world of sports. Motus Biomechanics Lab is nationwide, with the ability to travel anywhere with their mobile lab. Past destinations include Florida, Arizona, California, Boston; […] Continue reading
Episode 3: Special NBA Draft Edition with Nate Duncan June 23, 2017September 11, 2017 Heather Podcast About This Episode After an interesting 2017 NBA Draft, Will and Tyler discuss the fallout of the draft, the Jimmy Butler trade and whether or not LaVar Ball is a threat to the draft process moving forward. NBA analyst Nate Duncan also stops by the show to talk about the draft and the craziness that […] Continue reading
PODCAST: INTERVIEW WITH DR. JAMES ANDREWS June 22, 2017September 11, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Podcast Dr. Andrews discusses the latest findings in arm injuries with the Motus team. #Dr. James Andrews #motus #podcast Continue reading
Episode 2 with American Ninja Warrior Host Matt Iseman June 14, 2017September 11, 2017 Heather Podcast About This Episode American Ninja Warrior host Matt Iseman joins Ahead of the Curve to chat about the exciting new season on NBC. Will and Tyler also discuss the differences in resting players between the NBA and NHL, Kyrie Irving’s back problems in the NBA Finals, and when we could possibly see robot referees in […] Continue reading
Science of baseball evolving: Help pitchers avoid injuries June 13, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — It was Tom Hanks’ character, Jimmy Dugan, who famously declared in the movie A League of Their Own, “There’s no crying in baseball.” Here, in the biomechanics lab at American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), research director Glenn Fleisig might as well declare, “There’s no guessing in baseball.” OK, hitters guess what pitchers […] Continue reading
How wearable technology is changing the injury prevention game June 10, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web igned out of Mexico for $1.5 million as a 16-year-old by the Cubs in July 2015, Jose Albertos seemed almost too good to be true. Just a tad over 6-foot when he was signed, the young pitcher has grown an inch and could add another before he’s done. His youth — he just turned 18 […] Continue reading
Episode 1 with Dr. James Andrews June 9, 2017September 11, 2017 Heather Podcast About This Episode Dr. James Andrews stops by Ahead of the Curve to talk about the current state of sports medicine. Meanwhile, Will and Tyler talk about Mike Trout’s injury, Dennis Pitta’s career coming to an end at OTAs, and if shooting sleeves can actually make you a better basketball player. Continue reading
Motus Global Is Gold Standard In Biomechanics Analysis June 6, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Long gone are the days of an athlete’s offseason consisting of occasional weight room workouts, light conditioning and plenty of time on the couch. Today’s players have an insatiable appetite to get ahead of the competition, and at the most basic level that means getting the most out of your ability while keeping yourself healthy […] Continue reading
How Raiders OT David Sharpe used biomechanics to prepare for the NFL May 28, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web The days when NFL prospects hauled timber along the open highway and sprinted on beaches full of soft sand to train for the draft and combine have long since passed. Even the modernity of today’s tech-inspired weight rooms and the comprehensive on-field training most players now go through may not be enough. To prepare for […] Continue reading
PUTTING ELITE SPORTS DATA IN AMATEUR HANDS WITH MOTUS GLOBAL May 11, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web The New York-headquartered wearable tech firm helps people optimise performance, reduce risk of injury and rehabilitate safely Advances in wearable tech are putting data used by elite athletes into the hands of amateur sports enthusiasts and coaches. Motus Global, based in New York, is a world-leader in advanced biomechanics analysis, helping sports stars and trainers […] Continue reading
WEARABLE TECH: HEALTHCARE ADVANCEMENTS WITHIN REACH April 20, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Interactive Web Discovery Channel Interactive Web – How Wearable Technology is Positively Impacting Our Every Day Healthcare Continue reading
9 Technology Companies That Will Impact The 2017 MLB Season April 14, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web The MLB season is off and running as the Atlanta Braves, in particular, open technology-infused SunTrust Park for the first time Friday. SportTechie recently broke down the most important storylines to follow for the 2017 MLB season and with that, we also wanted to highlight some of the baseball technology companies to watch during the […] Continue reading
Name of the Pirates’ game: recovery and recuperation April 1, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web John Jaso needs more wheatgrass. Pirates official chef Tony Palatucci has four trays going, but it’s not enough. “You need, like, a lot of wheatgrass to just get an ounce and a half shot,” Jaso said. “You need like a full tray, a one-foot-by-three-foot tray.” In the increasingly individualized realm of fitness, nutrition and general […] Continue reading
Wired up: Digital devices the rage in baseball April 1, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Baseball players are wired up. Yankees reliever Dellin Betances wears a sleeve around his elbow to measure stress on a ligament. Chris Coghlan spent spring training with the Phillies using a wrist band to check his sleep and recovery. Others have GPS devices hidden under their uniforms. In 21st-century baseball, digital devices monitor heart rates, […] Continue reading
Technology taking strides in Major League Baseball March 31, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Major League Baseball is taking strides to implement new wearable technology for their players. This technology will not only help players and coaches get statistical information on how their players are pitching and/or throwing, but it will also help with maintaining the prevention of injuries. Other professional organizations, such as the NBA, NFL, and NHL, […] Continue reading
Motus Global and Baseball Factory Partner for Player Injury Prevention and Performance Enhancement March 23, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Press Release Motus Global technology to assist Baseball Factory players in analysis of biomechanics for improvement March 23, 2017 (Rockville Centre, NY and Columbia, MD) – Baseball Factory, a company specializing in player development and college guidance of high school baseball players, is excited to announce a partnership with Motus Global, the leader in biomechanics for sports […] Continue reading
BASEBALL FACTORY, MOTUS GLOBAL PARTNER March 23, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Press Release Rockville Centre, N.Y. and Columbia, Md.—Baseball Factory, a company specializing in player development and college guidance of high school baseball players, is excited to announce a partnership with Motus Global, the leader in biomechanics for sports injury prevention and performance analysis. Motus Global has been named as the Official Sports Injury Prevention Partner of Baseball […] Continue reading
NFL Quarterback Draft Prospect Joshua Dobbs Chats Drones, Virtual Reality, Aviation March 22, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Since a seventh grade school trip to the Kennedy Space Center, former University of Tennessee quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been fascinated with aviation. His first airplane ride happened at six months old, and he has always had an “engineer’s mindset.” For the future NFL quarterback, his curiosity with the field eventually solidified his plans to major […] Continue reading
Is Josh Dobbs genius enough to prove NFL doubters wrong? March 9, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web I think Josh Dobbs is trying to kill me. He probably has a good reason for doing so, but the motive escapes me in the moment. Our golf cart jerks to the right and then overcorrects, nearly sending me and my recorder onto the pavement. Every few seconds, the cart swerves again, forcing me to […] Continue reading
The surprising places MLB teams get their information from in the post Moneyball era March 7, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web MLB teams go out of house to lock down as much data as they can When Brian Cartwright was a teenager, he spent his gap year biking around Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He would go road by road, verifying the lay of the land. Once he finished surveying the city’s six-plus square miles, he produced a street […] Continue reading
DAWN OF THE DATA: ANALYTICS INVADE COLLEGE SPORTS February 8, 2017September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Change is coming to the NCAA and these are the people working behind the scenes to make it happen The analytic talent exists, and now professional tools are seeping into the college market, too. TrackMan Baseball’s radar, which powers MLB’s Statcast, is now used in a number of NCAA ballparks. The Motus elbow sleeve used […] Continue reading
The Ringer MLB Show Ep. 54: Baseball in the White House and a Rebuilt Reliever February 6, 2017September 11, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Podcast The Ringer’s Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann talk to former White House press secretary Josh Earnest about his Royals fandom (03:20), following baseball in the White House (13:55), President Obama’s trash talk (15:30), sticking (or not sticking) to sports (20:15), MLB’s PR approach (24:00), the Cardinals hacking scandal (28:50), and his plans for the future […] Continue reading
How Wearable Technology Got Quietly Into Major League Baseball December 8, 2016September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Of all the major sports, baseball has been the one most closely tied to player performance data. Whether that has been PitchFx, Statcast, or other advanced metrics that are now fully adopted in the game, when it comes to statistics, baseball rules them all. So, it may come as no surprise that the use of […] Continue reading
MotusQB wants to help quarterbacks raise their throwing game December 5, 2016September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Meet the wearable for aspiring Cam Newtons and Tom Bradys MotusQB is a smart sleeve for quarterbacks Biomechanical data analysts turned wearable tech makers Motus Global has officially unveiled the motusQB, a smart compression sleeve that aims to prevent quarterbacks picking up injuries on the football field. Following the launch of its smart sleeve and […] Continue reading
Biomechanics and the Youth Pitching Injury Epidemic April 7, 2016September 3, 2017 Heather Leave a comment Web Youth and high school pitchers are hurting now more than ever. Now some companies are trying to bring the biomechanics technology used by the pros, like wearables and motion capture, to homes and schools. More than two million youth baseball players will take the field this spring in cities across America, from Ojai, California, to […] Continue reading