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Driveline Baseball · Kent, Washington · July 12, 2026

Performance lab.

Four synchronized views.

Motion-capture pitching assessment · No audio

Assessment highlights.

86.5mph

Average assessment pitch speed

83rd percentile · high-school peer group

91.1mph

Maximum exit velocity

65th percentile · high-school peer group

90.3mph

Top-eighth exit velocity

77th percentile · high-school peer group

+3.7mph

Biomechanical impact

Velocity above the model's expectation

Biomechanics

What is working.

95

Upper rotation

The strongest component in the assessment.

1,022°/s

Peak torso rotation

A major contributor to current velocity.

27°

Hip-shoulder separation

Measured maximum during the delivery.

What I am building.

The next phase is centered on strength, lower-half power, and transferring more force through the delivery.

  • Strength and playing weight
  • Lower-half rotation
  • Repeatable velocity and durability

Results reflect a single assessment session. Percentiles use the comparison groups identified by Driveline Baseball.

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