Softball Assessment
Opening Day Starts Today
Come experience The Softball Studio. Book a softball assessment and evaluation to understand where you are today--with numbers to guide what comes next.
We measure how you move and perform, from joint range of motion, sprint times, and jump height to pitching velocity, spin, or bat speed. Using video and training technology, we connect those numbers with your softball mechanics to identify strengths and opportunities for improvement.
After your assessment, we'll create an actionable report with your results and performance baseline, help you identify development priorities, and recommend next steps so you can train with purpose and measure your progress.
Opening Day Doesn’t Care How Hard You Tried.
It Cares How Ready You Are.
Know where you are today so you can build toward where you want to be tomorrow.
What's Included
Movement Evaluation
We assess your balance, mobility, and body control using Demotu's video-based movement analysis. It measures joint range of motion and highlights differences between sides, mobility restrictions, and movement compensations. These findings help us identify priorities for improving how you move.
Athletic Performance Testing
We use OVR Performance tools, Pocket Radar, and other testing tools to measure your jumping ability, speed, agility, and throwing velocity. Vertical jumps, broad jumps, and timed changes of direction give us a clear picture of your athletic performance--and a baseline to track your progress.
Pitching or Hitting Evaluation
We use OnForm high-speed video, PitchLogic, Blast Motion, and Radar to evaluate your pitching or hitting. We examine mechanics alongside measurements such as pitch velocity, spin, movement, or bat speed. These findings highlight strengths, identify priorities, and establish a baseline to track improvement.
DON’T JUST GET REPS IN. GET READY.
Find Your Baseline.Own Your Season.
Your baseline turns “I think I’m getting better” into progress you can measure. Know where you’re starting, focus your effort, and make the work count.
Know where you stand
Establish your starting point. Understand your strengths and identify where you have the greatest opportunity to improve.
Give your training direction
Make your reps count with clear development priorities, so you know what to focus on each time you train.
Measure your progress
Compare future results against your baseline to see what’s working and where your training needs to change.
