Biomechanical analysis company Motus Global is now bringing its sensor technology to the gridiron. With the launch of motusQB on Monday, quarterbacks can better understand their workload data, which will enhance their performance, optimize their arm health and identify various risk factors for injury.
Like with its baseball wearable technology, motusQB includes a 3D wearable sensor that records movement data from a quarterback’s throwing arm. It then sends that information to a mobile app for a deeper biomechanical analysis during practice or after a training session.
“We’ve been able to take lessons learned in baseball and create a useful tool for the football community, right out of the gate,” Motus Global CEO Joe Nolan said in a statement.