ProGlider Drop 9 (-9) Swing Trainer is 30 Inches Long and Weighs 21 Ounces and Comes With 3 Balls
Revolutionary 444 Baseball Model Designed With a Handle, Shaft, Glider (That the Ball Rides On) and a Stop
When You Swing the Bat, the Glider Slides up the Shaft, Hits the Stop (Clicking Sound) and the Ball Takes Flight
Baseball Training Tool Teaches the Hitter Release and Contact Point with an Emphasis on the Hands Taking an Inside Approach to the Ball
Pro Glider Bat Swing Trainer Provides Instant Feedback so You Can Learn The Feel Of Hitting the Ball Where You Want

Technical Details

Length : 0.3 cm

Product Details

Product Dimensions
Length : 0.3 cm

Package Dimensions
Width : 4.02 inch
Height : 3.19 inch
Length : 31.3 inch

Item Weight: 0 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 2.05 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B073W1Q1DT

Product Description

The Pro Glider Baseball Bat Swing Trainer...
This revolutionary baseball training device is one of the best hitting tools on the market. The 444 model has a handle, a shaft, a glider (that the ball rides on) and a stop. When you swing, the glider slides up the shaft, hits the stop (clicking sound) and the ball takes flight. This product will teach the hitter about his/her release point and contact point with an emphasis on the hands taking an inside approach to the ball and you lag the barrel of the bat until it releases it-self. With the visual, instant feedback you will learn the feel to hit the ball where you want
The Revolutionary 444 Baseball Model has a Handle, a Shaft, a Glider (that the ball rides on) and a Stop - When you Swing, the Glider Slides up the Shaft, Hits the Stop (clicking sound) and the Ball Takes Flight This Baseball Training Tool Teaches the Hitter Release Point and Contact Point with an Emphasis on the Hands Taking an Inside Approach to the Ball With Instant Feedback from the Bat, You will Learn the Feel to Hit the Ball Where you want One of the Best Hitting Tools on the Market
''The beauty of the PG is that it detects minute timing flaws that take the bat out of the proper path. If the back side is late or not engaged, the hands cast out as the negative reaction. The ball flings to the right. If the lower half is perfect but front shoulder/left arm gets strong, the top hand negatively reacts and the ball goes to the left. When the delicate balance of the back side and the elbow come together, the batter''s hands are not driven off the path and the ball goes straight. So the PG does signal lack of lower half rotation as it directly affects the hands and the path. That''s why I love the PG.'' Former professional baseball player Jim Campanis Jr.

Swing Your Way to Success with the Pro Glider!