Increase Your Exit Velocity
Watch MLB catcher Erik Ostberg hit live balls!
Two audible "clicks" indicates that your preset swing speed is achieved.
Learn to extend the time between "clicks" for earlier bat speed, more time in the strike zone, and a better chance at contact.
Add Resistance - Train Harder
Incrementally add resistance to learn to increase your bat speed. The barrel releases to the impact position allowing batters to make ball contact only if their preset swing speed is achieved.
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Turn Singles into Doubles - Start Driving In Runs
Dry swing for 15 minutes a day to increase your bat speed. Then use it to rip balls off the tee, in the batting cages, and on the field.
Watch Coach Ferber with Coach Ariel Polanco and D1 commit @jacksboyd. "It let's you understand where bat speed happens, and how it happens"
Engage Your Core For Power
The barrel won't release if you try to push or drag the bat through the strike zone. Learn to use your core to whip the barrel on plane for explosive power.
@CoachUlrey - "Let's Get To Work!"
Spend More Time In The Strike Zone
Energize your core with check swings in the on-deck circle
With a recorded exit velocity over 104 mph, D1 commit Max Soliz Jr times his check swings with incoming pitches in the on-deck circle. With 30 pounds of resistance set, he listens for a "double click" to ensure he is generating 50 mph of early bat speed with his core alone.
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The ProVelocity™ Bat
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Set Yourself Apart
Compare the ProVelocity Bat to conventional swing training
Only the ProVelocity Bat gives you audible bat speed feedback.
A unique double-click confirms your preset swing speed is achieved. Incrementally add resistance to increase your bat speed. Learn to extend the time between clicks for earlier bat speed, more time in the strike zone, and a better chance at contact.
Only the ProVelocity Bat can hit live balls.
Train for 15 minutes a day without a ball to increase your bat speed. Then take it to the tee, batting cages, or on the field to match hand-eye coordination with your powerful new swing. You can only make contact if your pre-set swing speed is achieved.
Only the ProVelocity Bat provides both overload and underload training in the same swing.
Because most of the weight is in the sliding barrel, the bat feels light at the beginning of the swing when the sliding barrel is near your hands. The ProVelocity Bat gets heavier as the swing progresses and the barrel moves out to the impact position.
When the ProVelocity Bat feels light, focus on rotating on plane early for a positive angle of attack. As the ProVelocity Bat becomes heavy, build core and arm strength for a powerful rotary swing.
The problem with traditional heavy bats is that students tend to push or drag them through the strike zone.
The Power Barrel will not release to the impact position and give the "double-click" if you try to push or drag the barrel. You have to use your core to whip the barrel on plane for explosive early bat speed.
Learn to stay connected - Stop dumping the barrel.
In trying to develop a swing with a positive angle of attack, many students prematurely dump the barrel with their wrists. Set the ProVelocity bat on a low resistance setting and feel when the barrel releases. Learn to rotate the bat on plane with your shoulders, not your hands.