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Pocket Radar sat down with Dante Bichette at the 2015 American Baseball Coaches Association annual convention in Orlando, FL. to discuss the importance of measuring Ball Exit Speed off the bat for hitters. It is the direct measure behind the power of a hit, and every 1 MPH increase on a well hit line drive will give the ball an added 4-6 feet of travel distance.
Ben Buechner, assistant baseball coach at Santa Rosa Junior College (2016 CCCAA State Tournament champions), discusses the value it has brought to their hitting training (Ball Exit Speed is a direct measure of the power of a hit), as well as game preparation, where the new easy triggering of the Ball Coach has allowed him to put all his focus on studying mechanics instead of operating the radar gun.
Marco Rivera, youth baseball father and coach, discusses the value it has brought to their hitting training (Ball Exit Speed is a direct measure of the power of a hit), as well as their one-on-one bullpen sessions, where the new easy triggering of the Ball Coach has allowed him to put all his focus on studying mechanics instead of operating the radar gun.
Eric Rea, former Petaluma Athletic Edge Training Center Owner and travel ball coach, discusses the value it has brought to their hitting training (Ball Exit Speed is a direct measure of the power of a hit), as well as game preparation, where the new easy triggering of the Ball Coach has allowed him to put all his focus on studying mechanics instead of operating the radar gun.
John Madden, owner and founder of YouGoPro Baseball, gives an independent review of the Ball Coach radar. Watch the process of him opening up the Ball Coach radar and Tripod accessories packaging, and then runs a side-by-side test with his Jugs radar. John is a former professional ballplayer who now owns and operates the successful website: YouGoProBaseball.com