| Relationship between baseball measures and various physical assessments | ||||||
| Author | Variable Studied | N | Level of Play | Correlation/Results | Testing Procedure | Measurement Device |
| Reyes et al. 2010 | 1 RM Back Squat | 16 | minimum of high school | R 2 = 0.406 | Back Squat | Slow motion capture |
| 1 RM Bench Press | R 2 = 0.093 | Bench Press | ||||
| Spaniol et al. 2010 | Static Rotational Strength | 33 | division I | r = .58 | Cable Tensiometer | ATEC 2000® Bat Speed Chronograph |
| Dynamic Rotational Strength | r = .41 | Cybex Rotational Machine | ||||
| Rotational Power | r = .36 | 3 kg medicine ball toss | ||||
| Pare, 2008 | 1 RM Power-Pull | 17 | division I | 0.13 | Power Pull | Sports Speed Trainer 2000 (SST 2000) (ATEC, Sparks, NV) |
| 1 RM Back Squat | 0.25 | Back Squat | ||||
| Med Ball Hitter Throw | -0.13 | Med Ball Hitter Throw | ||||
| Miller et al. 2017 | Vertical Jump Power | 34 (17 baseball, 17 softball) | collegiate | r=.58-.96 | Force Plate | Visual 3D |
| Lehman et al. 2013 | Height | 42 (9 left-handed) | collegiate | 32.2% LMJR scores and BW (righty) | Various Field Tests | Contact Map/Tape Measure/Radar |
| Weight (BW) | 68.8% LMJL scores (lefty) | |||||
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| 60 yd sprint | ||||||
| 10 yd hop right | ||||||
| 10 yd hop left | ||||||
| Vertical Jump (bilateral and single) | ||||||
| Broad Jump | ||||||
| Hop and Stop Right | ||||||
| Hop and Stop Left | ||||||
| Lateral to Medial Jump | ||||||
| Triple Jump | ||||||
| MB Squat Throw | ||||||
| MB Scoop Throw | ||||||
| Miyaguchi & Demura 2012 | Bench Press Strength | 30 | high school | r = 0.59 | Bench Press | Bench Press and Isokinetic Device |
| Bench Press Power | r= 0.41 | |||||
| Isokinetic Chest Press | r=0.55 | |||||
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