Injury Prevention July 21, 2017September 18, 2017 Heather Article, Will Carroll The Cubs pulled off a big trade with their cross town “rivals” the White Sox, dealing four prospects for Jose Quintana. Quintana is a big upgrade to a staff that has underperformed, but the key to this deal might be how good the White Sox are at injury prevention. For the decade-plus that injuries have […] 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
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
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