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Pocket Radar Baseball Radar Gun
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Pocket Radar Baseball Radar Gun
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Pocket Radar Baseball Radar Gun

Explore the action with the world’s only pocket sized speed baseball radar gun.
The Pocket Radar™’s innovative technology enables you to measure the speed of nearly anything from a freshly pitched fast ball, to a 300 mph drag racer with accuracy within one mile per hour.
It’s industry leading point and click user interface easily allows you to instantly get in the play with the touch of a single button.
The Pocket Radar™’s ultra slim and portable size, together with its rugged and long-lasting exterior, makes it ideal to enhance the experience of not only coaches and athletes, but fans alike in any number of sports including; baseball, softball, tennis, track and field, racing, soccer, cycling, and tons more.
Range under good radar measurement conditions:
Baseball from 120 feet
Car from ½ mile
Weight: 3.7 ounces without batteries
Typical Battery Life: up to 10,000 readings on 2 AAA Alkaline batteries
Memory Recall function, 10 readings deep -
Selecting the Right Pitching Machine
A pitching machine is a device that, when used correctly, will benefit a player enormously in addition to improve the quality and proficiency of baseball or softball hitting drills.
Whether or not refining a player’s baseball or softball hitting method or working on fielding training, a pitching machine can literally function as an additional coach. That having been said, most individuals are quickly confused by all of the different versions of baseball and softball pitching machines available.
Questions of age group suitability, features, the many different balls, and so forth are common important and need to get dealt with. First off, a baseball or softball pitching machine, whenever used for hitting practice helps improve your swing, regardless of the age of the player.However, the specific expertise and interest level of the ball player is a vital element. Too much of a machine can prove frustrating as can unreasonable expectations. This is true for players coming out of coach pitch or T-Ball.
A few are comfortable with the challenge of a faster, more realistic pitch while for others are intimidated.
We’ll be reviewing all types of pitching machines here and hope that we can make the task a little easier for you and your player.
