V Swing Bat Trainer. (Patent Pending)
The Ultimate Baseball & Softball Swing Trainer, Training Tool, and Batting Aid.
One thing elite hitters have in common is the ability to drive the ball consistently to all parts of the field. Great hitters can drive the ball to the opposite field, and turn on an inside fastball with hard consistent contact.
With the V Swing Bat Trainer, you will learn how to increase your hard contact percentage while achieving repeatable swings in batting practice that translate to peak performance during live at-bats.
Each V-Swing Model is designed to help reinforce the proper power position at the contact no matter what level of a hitter you are at!
What is the power position?
Balanced at the point of contact, attacking the inner half of the ball, so that you can get to backspin, and good flight off the pitch, regardless of where the ball is in the zone.
If hitting is about being on time, and it is.
And if pitching is about upsetting that timing, and it is.
Then our job as hitters is to be on time on every, single pitch - and we can do that, by understanding our position at the point of contact.
The power position.
What is hitting with V Swings?
Hitting is not a looks contest.
Hitting is not about achieving the perfect mechanical swing.
Hitting is not hoping you hit.
Hitting is about getting the job done regardless of how it looks.
Hitting is about knowing you can hit.
Hitting is about taking a controlled-aggressive swing on a quality pitch while getting the sweet spot of the bat on the plane of the pitch as long as possible, getting to a power position at the point of contact, and driving the ball to all parts of the field.
The V-SWing has an angled barrel at .160 and .170 degrees to reinforce the proper sequencing of swinging the barrel through the zone. Because of our angled barrel, there is less room for error in having the knob initiate the swing before the wrist turn.
This is a crucial movement in achieving backspin which plays a giant role in hard contact percentage, exit velocity, and overall bat speed.
FAQ V-SWINGS
Which Model should I start with?
Why is the V Swing shaped that way?
The V-Swing features an angled barrel at .140 and .160 degrees to promote the proper sequencing of swinging the barrel through the zone. Due to this angled barrel design, there's less room for error in initiating the swing with the knob before the wrist turn.
This movement is essential for achieving backspin, which significantly impacts hard contact percentage, exit velocity, and overall bat speed.
What is the bat made out of?
We use high-quality, dense maple for our V-Swings. Known as the hardest wood on the market, maple was the obvious choice for us when selecting the type of wood to use.
