Two-hand and foam trainers

Foam paddles and soft-hands trainers. Tees, nets, arm care, weighted balls, speed and strength tools, sensors and programs, sorted by what each one trains.

Questions parents ask

What is a good bat speed by age?By Blast's bands: 30 to 45 mph at 8 to 10, 40 to 52 mph at 11 to 12, 46 to 62 mph at 13 to 14, 55 to 65 mph at 15 to 16, 60 to 70 mph at 17 to 18, 65 to 75 mph in college.
Is a Blast bat sensor worth it?Under 11, do not buy a sensor for sizing; the charts and the league rule are enough.
How do I set up a batting cage at home?Measure the space first: a cage is usually 14 ft wide, pre-made nets are usually 12 ft high, 70 ft is the most common length, and softball and Little League cages are often 50 ft long.

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Baseball Hitting Drills AT HOME!Antonelli Baseball · Watch on YouTubeMore videos on tee and toss drills at home
Dynamic Warmup - Footwork, Agility & Acceleration Series by IMG Academy (1 of 6)IMG Academy · Watch on YouTubeMore videos on warm-up
The Simplest Arm Care Program For Youth BaseballCoach Dan Blewett · Watch on YouTubeMore videos on arm care and rest

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Two-hand and foam trainers

Softhands

MLB^® Eva Foam Fielding Trainer

TAP^® Target Glove Set – Speed & Power Training Gloves with Focus Mitts

Foam Infield Trainer

Questions parents ask

Training videos

Softhands

MLB^® Eva Foam Fielding Trainer

TAP^® Target Glove Set – Speed & Power Training Gloves with Focus Mitts

Foam Infield Trainer

Questions parents ask

Training videos