Swing Speed ​​Radar - Baseball and Softball

The Swing Radar is used by baseball and softball players and golfers to measure the speed of their swing. Bat speed is one of the most important factors for hitting well. Also an ideal tool for making a choice when purchasing a bat or golf club.

NB:
All-American Sports uses the Swing Radar in the showroom to advise customers when choosing the right bat.

Other information:
- Increased swing speed corresponds to increased ball distance. However, over-swinging can produce inferior results, it's not how hard you swing but how well you swing.
- Players can measure their swing speed, determine their speed for optimal performance, monitor their swing consistency and select the bat characteristics that best suit their swing.
- The Swing Speed ​​Radar is a valuable aid for players of all ages and skill levels. Coaches enjoy the immediate feedback provided by the radar to reinforce instructions to "hit the ball out front" and it is a great tool to help select the optimum bat size and bat weight for the player.
- The SwingSpeed ​​Radar is used by many professional and amateur base- and softball players and coaches, like Mike Candrea, 2007 USA Softball National Team Head Coach or Jim Lefebvre, ex-Major League player, manager and hitting instructor at his baseball school.

Technical features:
- Powered by three AA size batteries
- Microprocessor controlled
- Indicates miles-per-hour or kilometers-per-hour - Easy-to-read 3 inch liquid crystal display
- Ranging from 32 to over 320 km/h
- ROHS, CE, FCC compliant