We're often asked about the practical uses of Motus products. Today, Will talks with Ryan Mossman of the summer league Charlotte TomSox. Mossman explains how he used Motus tools to reduce injuries and set pitching records over the summer. Will also looks in on what's going on around sports on this episode of The Motus Show.

Dr. Joshua Dines is one of the top orthopedic surgeons working in sports. From his base at HSS in New York, he takes care of elite athletes in many sports. Get his take on injury prevention, biologics like PRP, and his own injury story! All this plus more on The Motus Show.

Research is at the heart of what Motus does. Will brings in Motus' Director of Research, Brittany Dowling, to talk about what she does, why research is so important, and where things could go for researchers using Motus tools. Will also discusses big trades and why health is so key for both Kawhi Leonard and Manny Machado.

There's less of Will Carroll and Ben Hansen because of the ketogenic diet. Is this diet for you? For athletes? They discuss their results and experiences, then bring in Keto expert Dave Feldman for more details. Can keto help athletes recover? Can keto help fuel endurance athletes? Is there a place for it in your routine or life? Listen in to this episode and learn more, then check out CholesterolCode.com or @daveketo for more info.

Dr. Tommy John - yes, the son of the pitcher - has written a book "Minimize Injury, Maximize Performance." We like the title and wanted to know even more. Dr. John joins Will to discuss what can be done to ... well, you know, what the title of the book says. Think Motus could be a part of what you do? Follow @motusshow on Twitter for a promo code next week that will get you a discount on your own Motus wearable.

You know Jason Benetti as the voice of the White Sox, but he's more than just a baseball guy. Will talks to him about the art of the call and his rise to the majors. Also, Dr. Meredith Wills explains her study of baseball construction that could explain why the ball is going farther than expected. This, plus discussion of Andrew Luck, Shohei Ohtani, and more on this Motus Show.

There's so much going on in baseball, we called in two experts. Teddy Cahill of Baseball America breaks down the top teams and players in NCAA, while Bob Nightengale of USA Today looks around MLB. With the College World Series starting and MLB heading into the hottest part of the season, we look at all that's happening on The Motus Show.

The Tampa Rays have always been forced to innovate, but using Sergio Romo as a starter? That's worth looking into. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times has been following the Rays for a long time and has deep insight into this move, why they did it now, and the prep for the move. Did Pujols and Scioscia like it? How much will we see it and who else could open games? All this, plus Will talks innovation and bemoans the NFL's ability to take over the storylines.

No politics, just pitching as Curt Schilling joins Will to talk about the changes in style and strategy since he was an ace, as well as the kinetic chain, the need for anatomy in pitching, and more. Schilling's now a radio host for Breitbart, but his knowledge and insight on modern pitching is sure to surprise you for it's deep insight into biomechanics, sequencing, and injury management. This is another can't miss episode of The Motus Show.

Dr. Tim Gabbett's groundbreaking research on acute:chronic ratio is changing sport and is the basis for some of our work at Motus. Gabbett sits down with Motus CTO Ben Hansen for a conversation about his work and where it's headed in sports.