Are you ready to take your baseball pitching performance to the next level? Whether you’re a high school athlete, college prospect, or professional pitcher, our biomechanical pitch lab provides you with science-backed insights that will maximize your mechanics on the mound and help you avoid fatigue.
Poor pitching form puts unnecessary stress on your arm and lower body, increasing the risk of serious injuries like UCL tears (Tommy John), rotator cuff strains, and labrum damage. Our motion analysis identifies inefficient or excessive joint-loading movement patterns, so you can adjust before issues occur.
Optimizing your arm path while pitching can add 2-5 mph to your fastball without overexertion. Our experts provide information you’ll need to fine-tune your pitch for maximum power with less strain.
In baseball, an arm slot refers to the angle and position of a pitcher's arm when they release the ball during a pitch. A consistent arm slot, release point, and body alignment while pitching lead to better accuracy and precision. Our assessment identifies inefficiencies so you can develop precise pitch control while maintaining smooth, repeatable movements.
Pitcher fatigue leads to poor mechanics and increased injury risk. By analyzing your energy output and efficiency, we help you make mechanical adjustments to sustain peak performance throughout games.
We are not pitching coaches—we’re movement science specialists. Using high-speed cameras, motion capture, and force plates, we provide objective, science-backed feedback you won’t get from traditional coaching alone. Our detailed report helps you and your coach improve your game.
For pitchers looking to stand out to college scouts and professional organizations, our biomechanical analysis provides tangible performance metrics that highlight areas of improvement and showcase your potential.
At the Center for Sports Performance and Research, our strength and conditioning coaches offer customized coaching to complement your biomechanics report. We'll help you develop a strength and mobility regimen that translates directly to the mound.
Ready to unlock your full potential? Don’t leave your mechanics to guesswork — get expert insights from the Center for Sports Performance and Research. Call us at 508-216-1145 or complete the form below.