Grip and Traction Performance Research

Exit velocity has become one of the biggest performance focuses in baseball. From youth baseball to high school, college, and competitive adult leagues, players are chasing more bat speed, more pow...

Receiver gloves are not supposed to be a science experiment mid game. Yet every weekend, you see it.Spit.Wipe.Rub.Repeat. Play after play, just trying to get the glove to kind of work again. It is ...

Not another grip spray Basketball is flooded with so called grip sprays. Every brand claims more traction. More grip. More bite. But here is the truth most players never hear. Almost all of them ar...

If you follow golf data at all, one thing keeps showing up over and over. The farther you hit the ball, the lower your handicap. This is not opinion. It is measurable. Distance shortens approach sh...

Why clean, soft grips matter more than most players realize Ask any tour pro or caddie one simple questionWould you play a tournament with hardened or slick golf grips? The answer is always no. Not...

The hidden connection between grip and exit velocity Exit velocity is not just about strength. It is about how efficiently energy transfers from the player to the bat at contact. One of the most ov...