PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
It was not the ending we were striving for but just know that the guys across the org put in the work in the @PLNUBiomechLab and beyond to compete 🫡. The season may be over but our work with your San Diego @Padres still moves on! ⚾️🥼📉
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Thankful for our development team, @PLNUBiomechLab and our PLNU Baseball analytics crew. Our players are in GREAT hands behind the scenes. #plnubaseball
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
“We were at the edge of it. And then A.J. does his job. … That 10 days, it made us better to finish strong. Somehow.”
A heated meeting and the nine games that followed it saved the Padres season
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PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Staff Meeting At The @PLNUBiomechLab... Fall Is Officially Underway #plnubaseball #Zeal #Glorify #MakeItBetter
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
While everyone is trying to build their own lab, @PLNUBaseball and the @PLNUBiomechLab have been in operation for years... Not to mention you can get a Biomechanics Degree and work in Professional Baseball like 20+ others from the program... #plnubaseball
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
The American Baseball Biomechanics Society Annual Meeting is coming up this July at the World Congress of Biomechanics in Vancouver! RSVP at abbs2026.eventbrite.com to reserve your free lunch! (Limited Quantity)
#WSB2026 #Baseball #SportScience #Biomechanics
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Randy Vásquez has levelled up this year!
In his season opener where he struck out 8 over 6.0 scoreless innings, Vásquez saw a notable increase in his velocity and is now sitting 95 MPH on his fastball. This uptick applied to his cacophony of pitches could spark a breakout!
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
🚨 LONGEST WIN STREAK IN NCAA ERA 🚨
@PLNUBaseball extends its winning streak to 18 games with a 19-1 rout of Fresno Pacific for its most consecutive wins since joining @NCAADII.
#GoSeaLions
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
“From @RubenFog57 and the mechanical side of things, with the @PLNUBiomechLab, how all that dynamic works. It gives us some faith that, yeah, we can take I don't know about risk, but we take some shots with some guys coming back from injury and hopefully have some upside” 🐐
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PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Padres, RHP Griffin Canning reportedly agree to deal, per multiple reports including MLB's @AJCassavell.
ALT On The Move Griffin Canning, San Diego Padres Pictured: Griffin Canning delivers a pitch wearing a black New York Mets uniform.
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
And on that note, pitchers and catchers report this week! @PLNUBiomechLab is proud to continue our work with the @padres and @PLNUBaseball ⚾️ #playball
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
How the @PLNUBiomechLab captures game-speed swing data in the environments hitters actually train, linking body mechanics directly to what the bat is doing:
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PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Theia3D now measures the full swing: bat path + body mechanics, in real training environments using only video.
See how @DrivelineBB and the @PLNUBiomechLab are using it with athletes: theiamarkerless.com/bat-trac…
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
2026 Prep Rolling…#plnubaseball @PLNUBiomechLab
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Welcome to San Diego, Mason and JP!
ALT Welcome to San Diego graphic for Mason Miller and JP Sears. The background of the graphic is brown. Text on top of the graphic reads “Welcome to San Diego”. In the center of the graphic, there are photos of JP Sears and Mason Miller looking at the camera with gloves to their chest. JP’s name and signature are placed on the left side of his photo and Mason’s name and signature are placed on the right side of his photo. They are wearing the Padres home white pinstripe uniform.
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Great Day In The Lab Assessing Our Pitching Staff! @PLNUBiomechLab #plnubaseball
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
A strong performance by Joe Musgrove against Detroit 💪
ALT Pitching Line Graphic (September 2, 2024) Joe Musgrove (San Diego Padres) 6 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 8 K Pictured: Joe Musgrove prepares to deliver a pitch while wearing a home white pinstriped San Diego Padres uniform and brown San Diego Padres cap.
PLNU Biomechanics Lab retweeted
Joe Musgrove made his return from the IL yesterday with 4.1 IP, 0 ER, 2 H, 1 K, 1 BB
Musgrove saw a slight increase in his fastball velocity as his arsenal saw an increase in tjStuff+. He tossed just 63 pitches, but he was effective and efficient
Hopefully he finishes strong!
