Expensive equipment
The technology needed to measure sports performance is usually priced beyond families and small programs.
Saturday Performance LabHigh-speed video, verified performance metrics, and coach-approved next steps—packaged in a private athlete profile you can keep, compare, and share.
Illustrative athlete progression
The operating belief
“What gets measured gets improved.”
Training can feel productive without producing progress. A repeatable measurement turns effort into evidence—and gives athletes a reason to keep working.
The technology needed to measure sports performance is usually priced beyond families and small programs.
When access exists, it often comes through costly one-off events—one snapshot with no useful rhythm.
At The Dub—our first location in Wamego—athletes can reserve the tools every Saturday. Come once, return monthly, or test whenever you want. No membership required.
What we measure
See the rep that produced the result. Athletes leave with verified hitting and pitching metrics plus video they can review, compare, and share.
How fast the ball leaves the bat.
How far the batted ball travels.
Measured speed out of the hand.
How the pitch moves through flight.
Measured revolutions per minute.
One connected record
Every visit adds evidence to the athlete’s development timeline—metrics, movement, recommendations, and progress in one place.
Recorded reps become clear, shareable clips—not camera-roll clutter nobody revisits.
Verified metrics create an honest starting point and make the next assessment meaningful.
Two coach-approved priorities and practical drills focus the work between visits.
Saturday Performance Lab
Limited appointments at The Dub, 315 Lincoln Ave in Wamego. Profiles stay private unless a parent chooses to share them.