The ground doesn’t lie. The pitch or swing starts as force pushed into the dirt. Force goes into the ground which is redirected to the legs, hips, trunk, and eventually the hand/ball. Biomechanics without ground force data is incomplete. However, athletes shouldn’t have to treat it as a separate “force plate day.” KineBase predicts ground reaction forces on any mound, anywhere, on every throw you make.

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KineBase’s Ghost Mode lets you compare captures and data side by side, so you can actually see what changes when you introduce a new training tool, drill, cue, or even months of training. In this example, we compared the same hitter with the Slot Ball vs. without it. The bat tracer shows a noticeably more direct path to the ball with the Slot Ball, while the data gives us another piece of the story: connection. Right Elbow Angle at contact: Slot Ball: 120.4° No Slot Ball: 140.1° That’s nearly a 20° difference, with the Slot Ball producing a much more connected position at contact. Instead of guessing whether a drill, cue, or training tool is creating the change you want, Ghost Mode lets you see it, measure it, and compare it. Train. Capture. Compare. Validate. DM “Assess” for more information on either assessments or getting your own KineBase system.

Build a lab, without the lab. KineBase combines $35,000+ ground reaction force data, $100,000 kinematic data, and $10,000 launch monitor data into one portable system. Starting at $28,000 with early adopter rates available. Email [email protected] for more information.