Jane Smith — 2017 Motor City Clinic

Club
Sausalito Sailors
Grad Yr.
2018
Bats
R
Throws
R
Birthdate
Sept. 16, 2000
Email
janesmith@sportsboard.io
Address
475 Gate 5 Rd
City
Sausalito
State
CA
Zip
94965
Phone
123-456-7890
Position
3B
2nd Position
1B

Speed & Agility
20 Yd. Dash #1
2.80
20 Yd. Dash #2
2.90
20 Yd. Dash Avg
2.85
Agility #1
5.40
Agility #2
5.69
Agility Avg
5.54

Overhand Throw
OH Throw #1
43.00
OH Throw #2
43.00
OH Throw #3
45.00
OH Throw Avg
43.67

Grip
Grip Right
80.00
Grip Left
54.00

Exit Speed
Exit Speed #1
40.00
Exit Speed #2
44.00
Exit Speed #3
50.00
Exit Speed Avg
44.67

Power
Applied Power — The average power that you apply to the bat, during the swing, with your hands and body.
Bat length Average
33 609.0 watts
Max Acceleration — Captures how quickly a batter speeds up their swing from start until impact, and relates directly to the force and torque applied to the bat. Higher Max Acceleration allows you to start a swing later - thus giving you more time to recognize the pitch - but still produce a high rate of bat speed and momentum in the bat.
Bat length Average
33 22.2 G
Impact Momentum — The amount of momentum in the bat when the bat makes contact with the ball. It is determined by barrel speed at impact, and the weight of the bat. The higher the Impact Momentum, the further the ball will travel after contact as it is directly connected to exit velocity.
Bat length Average
33 19.5 kg-m/sec

Speed
Max Hand Speed — The maximum speed of your hands during the swing. Faster hand speed, along with faster bat rotation, leads to faster barrel speed which positively affects the ball exit velocity and distance a ball travels.
Bat length Average
33 20.2 mph
Max Barrel Speed — The maximum speed of the bat's barrel during your swing, measured at a point 20% from the tip of the bat - or the sweet spot. Max Barrel Speed greatly affects both the distance and speed at which the ball travels after impact. According to Diamond Kinetics technical advisor Dr. Alan Nathan, "bat speed is roughly six times more important to batted ball exit velocity than the incoming velocity of the pitch."
Bat length Average
33 53.6 mph
Speed Efficiency — Calculates the percentage of the Max Barrel Speed that occurs at impact.
Bat length Average
33 99.9 %

Quickness
Trigger to Impact Time — Trigger To Impact is the amount of time - measured in milliseconds - elapsed from the start of your forward bat motion to the moment of impact. SwingTracker measures Trigger To Impact from the instant the player begins accelerating the bat toward ball, until the precise moment of impact. A lower Trigger To Impact time results in a higher Quickness score. Moreover, Trigger To Impact is directly related to a batter's timing.
Bat length Average
33 192.3 msec

Control
Approach Angle — This metric assesses three different types of swings: 1) An 'upper cut' swing - which results in a positive approach angle, 2) a 'chop' swing - which results in a negative approach angle or 3) a 'level' swing - which results in neither a positive or negative approach angle.
Bat length Average
33 -2.0 deg
Hand Cast Distance — Calculates the distance the hands move away from your body, from the start point of the swing until contact. SwingTracker measures Hand Cast Distance from the point where the hands begin at the load position before the swing, to the point where the hands are at impact
Bat length Average
33 18.6 in
Distance in the Zone — Determines the length of a region in which the batter can make contact with a pitch and be able to hit a fair ball.
Bat length Average
33 30.3 in

Analyzing Diamond Kinetics Data

Please note the similarity of the different benchmark levels for our metric Max Acceleration - these are very similar across the different databases for a few reasons - We have a lot of elite/high level swings in our 17U database and we have a very wide range of collegiate swings from big elite programs to smaller ones around the country as well. This is also an area of the swing that most people have not been able to measure and look at before showing there is still a meaningful way to improve across talent levels.

In addition to the Diamond Kinetics® swing data above, you can access all your swings from the camp, skill level benchmarks, 3D swing plane/path models, and the rest of the DK metrics (Hand Cast, Distance in the Zone, Approach Angle, Speed Efficiency %) in two ways:

  1. SwingTrackerTM iOS mobile app by downloading from the App Store
    https://appsto.re/us/QaC53.i
  2. DiamondCLUBTM web app on the Diamond Kinetics website
    http://app.diamondkinetics.com/

Your account login is the email address you used for registration and the password is "temporary".

Analyzing and understanding your data can be complex as the baseball swing is a very complicated motion. To help you do this there are excellent resources on the Diamond Kinetics YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Z2TIW6QMUwK1krYqtpQ_w

Diamond Kinetics® has also included a tremendous new feature within the SwingTrackerTM mobile app. Once you download and install on your iOS mobile device, click the "Support" button and there is a "Message Us" feature where you can chat directly with the Diamond Kinetics® team!