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Work In Progress #022

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2️⃣ Max Montrey • SportsTrace • Trains athletes smarter though games & practice videos

Trust the Process – the Focus on Training

A wise former Philadelphia 76ers executive named Sam Hinkie said it best: Trust the process. We live in a results-oriented, win-loss driven society, especially in the world of sports. Legacies are built on wins, while jobs and livelihoods are lost with defeat. But there are times where focusing on just the results of individual games, at-bats and pitching appearances can actually stand in the way of victory on the field.… Read More »Trust the Process – the Focus on Training

SportsTrace: Adaptations for Athletes

FROM SportsTrace MEDIUM: COVID-19 has impacted nearly every aspect of athletics around the world, but perhaps none have been affected greater than athletic training.

For at least a good chunk of the pandemic, gyms have been closed everywhere. Access to in person personal trainers has never been more restricted. So like everything else in life, we’ve had to adapt and resort to video for our athletic training needs. This is occurring at every level, from amateur and pro players and teams to just your everyday Joe or Jill who just wants to get in a good workout.

Sports Technology Blog Sports Tech Shoutouts – May 2021

For the May 2021 edition of Shoutouts, it’s all about computer vision technology and what 3 different organizations are doing in that space. We also highlight a few podcasts episodes that are sort of in-line with our theme. They touch on technologies that track performance (including computer vision) and the practical applications and outcomes of them. SportsTrace is highlighted here

SportsTrace: Understanding Elite Pitching Through Spin Rate and Axis

FROM SportsTrace SUBSTACK: Up until a few years ago, throwing a baseball was never about improving spin rate or axis. The capability to measure either just didn’t exist: large data sets were used to assess broad trends in player performance. But with the increasingly accurate methods of measuring player movement analytics, understanding the physics of a pitched ball are giving front offices, coaches, and teams the ability to hone and improve their pitchers.