After your analysis

By using 3-D imaging, our team is able to analyze specific trajectories of the athlete's pitching motion that might not otherwise be detectable.

After the athlete's appointment, our biomedical engineers or kinesiologist will compile all of the athlete's biomechanical data. The athlete's mechanics will be compared to our database consisting of pitchers ranging from youth to major league levels. Then, the entire Sports Biomechanics Program staff meets to discuss, integrate and analyze the collected information.

During this meeting our team develops a summary of the athlete's pitching motion, determines recommendations for improving the pitching efficiency and mechanics, and identifies any risk factors for injury. The athlete should receive the results of this comprehensive analysis one to two weeks after their appointment. The results are provided as a written report featuring and an interactive CD.

The report includes:

• 3-D biomechanical animation with synchronized with video of pitching motion
• Graphical data of all relevant joint movements
• Recommendations and training tools to improve pitching biomechanics and performance and reduce the risk of injury