WATCH: How Fast Can You Recognize A Pitch?

Dr. Peter Fadde made the first pitch recognition app that trains a hitter’s brain. gameSense, is showing a significant correlation between players who practice pitch recognition inside the app and increased on-base percentage (OBP). Read the Article in Sports Techie Here

Sportstechie Highlights gameSense Sports Pitch-IQ

gameSense Sports continues to gain recognition in the sports world. The oft-told standard in baseball is that a 90-mile-per-hour fastball takes four-tenths of a second to reach home plate and, because the act of swinging a bat takes about half the time, a hitter must identify the pitch, its expected location and decide what to … Read more

Big Data and gameSense Pitch Recognition in College Baseball

Tigers head coach Steve Bieser was introduced to Dr. Peter Fadde’s product during his tenure at Southeast Missouri State University by hitting coach Dillon Lawson. The pair had embraced a “Moneyball” mentality in other ways — using sabermetric measures like runs created and weighted on-base average to build lineups — and their investment in plate-approach paid off.