The Ohio State Buckeyes have gone “high-tech” to help keep prized recruit Terrelle Pryor as healthy as possible.
Pryor and seven other top Ohio State recruits recently underwent tests that use motion analysis technology to identify potential weak areas in their bodies. Then, based on those results, specific strength and exercise programs are developed for each player to help minimize the risk of certain injuries occurring.
The program is being administered by Ohio State’s head trainer Doug Calland and Buckeyes’ director of football performance Eric Lichter, who are working with the OSU Sports Biomechanics Laboratory on the project.
Pretty neat stuff isn’t it?
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