08/18/2026
Want to know what you get with your Player Evaluations? Swipe left and check out the captions to get a better understanding 👉
Shout out to our guy Carson Hammer ‘27, for allowing us to get him tested before his senior season.
CMJ (Counter Movement Jump) 📊
The CMJ measures an athletes lower body explosiveness, force production, and ability to rapidly produce power.
For baseball players, the CMJ helps measure the explosive power needed for faster first steps, harder swings, stronger throws, and quicker reactions. 💪🏽
Shoulder Y Iso 📈
For baseball players, the Shoulder Y-Iso measures isometric should strength and side to side differences. This is important for:
Throwing Strength
Shoulder Stability
Durability
Injury Risk Management
10 Yard and 30 Yard Dash ⚡️
For baseball players, the 10 yard and 30 yard dash measure first steps acceleration and overall speed. This is key when it comes to stealing bases, beating out throws, and covering more ground on the defensive side.
Broad Jump 🐇
The Broad Jump measures lower-body explosive power and horizontal force. This is key for faster acceleration, powerful base running, and overall explosiveness on the field.
5-10-5 Pro Agility 💨
The 5-10-5 measures change of direction, acceleration, deceleration, and lateral quickness. This is key for reacting faster and making explosive plays in the field.
Blast Motion and Pocket Radar ⚾️
The Blast Motion Measures the swing. It tracks bat speed, rotational acceleration, attack angle, connection, and on-plane efficiency to identify where hitters can become more powerful and consistent. The Pocket Radar measures the exit speed of the ball.
