Kyle E Lindley

PeerJ Author

Summary

Graduate student at Arizona State University pursuing a Master's of Science in Biomedical Engineering. Currently a Research and Development Intern at Driveline Baseball where we work on biomechanical research in the baseball athlete population. I aim to push forward thinking and innovation for driving progression in industries that are slow to adopt technology and analytics as a tool.

Anatomy & Physiology Bioengineering Biotechnology Brain-Computer Interface Databases Drugs & Devices Evidence Based Medicine Kinesiology Robotics

Past or current institution affiliations

Arizona State University

Work details

Research and Development Intern

Driveline Baseball Inc.

May 2017

Research and Development

Data collection and analysis using various methods of biomechanical analysis in baseball and sports science

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Arizona State University

March 2018

Bioengineering

Designing and preparing experiments to study the effects of neurostimulation and neurofeedback training on baseball pitching and hitting performance.

Websites

LinkedIn

PeerJ Contributions

Articles 2

January 24, 2019

Exploring wearable sensors as an alternative to marker-based motion capture in the pitching delivery

Kyle J. Boddy, Joseph A. Marsh, Alex Caravan, Kyle E. Lindley, John O. Scheffey, Michael E. O’Connell

https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.6365 PubMed 30697497

November 23, 2018

Effects of a six-week weighted-implement throwing program on baseball pitching velocity, kinematics, arm stress, and arm range of motion

Joseph A. Marsh, Matthew I. Wagshol, Kyle J. Boddy, Michael E. O’Connell, Sam J. Briend, Kyle E. Lindley, Alex Caravan

https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.6003 PubMed 30505636