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Evaluate pitching mechanics to improve consistency, maximize energy transfer to the ball, and reduce risk for injury. Uplift offers dozens of events and metrics to track baseball pitching across movement flags, peak segment angular velocities, and more. Example image of a man doing a pitch, front view

Dimensions

Required Inputs for processing:
  • handedness: the handedness of the pitcher [‘left’, ‘right’]

Variables

Output variables from pitching analysis.

Normative Ranges

See Baseball Pitching Norms for the full 5th–95th percentile reference tables by competition level (Youth, High School, College, Pro).

Generic Outputs

Every capture includes session metadata, standard joint angle/velocity time series, and 3D keypoint positions common to all movements. See Generic Outputs for the full list.

Events

Automated events break down the pitch into phases or periods of interest. Many metrics occur at specific events.

Kinematic Sequence Metrics

Assess sequencing and speeds for pitch delivery.

Movement Flag Metrics

Movement flags identify poor or suboptimal mechanics for timing and body positioning during the pitch.

Linear Metrics & More

Show distances, positions, and speeds relevant to pitching.

Angular Metrics

These metrics describe joint angles and segment angles relative to global or home plate.

Notes

  • Kinematic data typically captured at 240Hz for Baseball Pitching
  • All boolean variables (true/false = 1/0) return -1 if metric unable to be calculated.