Welcome To The American
Baseball Biomechanics Society
Setting standards and promoting growth with valid, valuable baseball biomechanical insights
What We Stand For
A professional network for education, collaboration, and scientific research
The primary purpose of the American Baseball Biomechanics Society (ABBS) is to provide valid, valuable biomechanical information to baseball players, coaches, teams, and organizations.
The second purpose of the organization is to set standards for biomechanical evaluations and analyses within a baseball setting.
We aim to improve the performance of collegiate and professional baseball players by evaluating movement to understand performance and assess injury risk.
News, Insights, And Resources
ABBS Thematic Poster Session from MLB Winter Meetings, 2024
Read the Full ArticleState of the Society (September 2024)
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Annual Business Meeting at ASB 2024 (Recording)
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Become A Member
Be a part of an engaging, professional community
Access up-to-date research and news on the application of biomechanics in baseball
Connect with a network of baseball players, coaches, scientists, and medical professionals
Better understand the implications of movement on performance and injury
About Us
A professional network for education, collaboration, and scientific research
ABBS is a not-for-profit organization that was established in February 2020.
With a society of sports biomechanists, students, coaches, and players from academia, professional and amateur baseball organizations, our goal is to disseminate scientific knowledge on the study of biomechanics in baseball.
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Upcoming Events
ABBS Session at MLB Winter Meetings 2024
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MLB-ASMI Baseball Medicine Workshop
Major League Baseball, in partnership with the American Sports Medicine Institute (“ASMI”) located in Birmingham, Alabama, is presenting a two-day baseball medicine workshop on June 19-20, 2024, to assist underrepresented talent in sports medicine. The two days...
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