| real world Results |
Curious about what type of results you can expect using the Fast Bat in
conjunction with our Overload - Underload Power Development system. Well
we tested it out first hand over the course of 6 weeks. Our results are nothing
short of astounding. We were able to add 34 mph to one players swing and
we were able to get two 17 year olds up to 90 mph! That tells you how
powerful our product is. Check out the results below and feel free to contact
us regarding anything you see. (Baseballpower@gmail.com)
conjunction with our Overload - Underload Power Development system. Well
we tested it out first hand over the course of 6 weeks. Our results are nothing
short of astounding. We were able to add 34 mph to one players swing and
we were able to get two 17 year olds up to 90 mph! That tells you how
powerful our product is. Check out the results below and feel free to contact
us regarding anything you see. (Baseballpower@gmail.com)
TESTING PROTOCOL
1) All bat speed readings were obtained using the Swing Speed Radar. Hitters would
stand in front of the bat speed monitor and take dry swings. Pre and Post testing
conditions remained identical.
2) The weight of the overload-underload bats used during the 6 week period was
determined by the players game bat weight. All high school players tested out using
regulation -3 bats.
3) It should be noted that the following program took place over the course of 6 weeks
(18 total sessions). However a number of players missed a signficant amount of time
for various reasons. On a whole the players who were the most consistent in coming
to the sessions made the biggest jumps in bat speed. If a player missed more then 3
weeks of classes (9 total sessions) I made note of it.
4) As a reference it has been proven that for every 1 mph in bat speed a player gains
he/she will increase the distance the ball travels by 6 feet (see reference)!
Nathan, Alan. Nuclear Physics Professor. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
1) All bat speed readings were obtained using the Swing Speed Radar. Hitters would
stand in front of the bat speed monitor and take dry swings. Pre and Post testing
conditions remained identical.
2) The weight of the overload-underload bats used during the 6 week period was
determined by the players game bat weight. All high school players tested out using
regulation -3 bats.
3) It should be noted that the following program took place over the course of 6 weeks
(18 total sessions). However a number of players missed a signficant amount of time
for various reasons. On a whole the players who were the most consistent in coming
to the sessions made the biggest jumps in bat speed. If a player missed more then 3
weeks of classes (9 total sessions) I made note of it.
4) As a reference it has been proven that for every 1 mph in bat speed a player gains
he/she will increase the distance the ball travels by 6 feet (see reference)!
Nathan, Alan. Nuclear Physics Professor. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
12 players
6 week program – 3 times per week
Average Bat Speed Improvement: 14.1 mph !
Average Peak Bat Speed Improvement: 15.9 mph !
Increased Ball Travel Distance: 96 FEET !!
6 week program – 3 times per week
Average Bat Speed Improvement: 14.1 mph !
Average Peak Bat Speed Improvement: 15.9 mph !
Increased Ball Travel Distance: 96 FEET !!
DAN
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 46 mph 72 mph +27.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 44.6 mph 80 mph +34 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 168 feet!
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 46 mph 72 mph +27.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 44.6 mph 80 mph +34 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 168 feet!
MATT
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 59.2 mph 70 mph +9 mph
Top Bat Speed: 61 mph 75 mph +14 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 54 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 59.2 mph 70 mph +9 mph
Top Bat Speed: 61 mph 75 mph +14 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 54 feet
ANTHONY
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 52.8mph 67.9mph +15 mph
Top Bat Speed: 55 mph 74 mph +19 mph
Estimated Increase in ball travel distance: 90 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 52.8mph 67.9mph +15 mph
Top Bat Speed: 55 mph 74 mph +19 mph
Estimated Increase in ball travel distance: 90 feet
TOM Y.
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 76.6 mph 86.2 mph +9.6 mph
Top Bat Speed: 80 mph 90 mph +10 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 76.6 mph 86.2 mph +9.6 mph
Top Bat Speed: 80 mph 90 mph +10 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
TIM
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 46.9 mph 70.1mph + 23.2 mph
Top Bat Speed: 54 mph 71 mph + 17 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 138 feet !
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 46.9 mph 70.1mph + 23.2 mph
Top Bat Speed: 54 mph 71 mph + 17 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 138 feet !
JAY
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 63 mph 74.5 mph +16.5 mph
Top Bat Speed: 58 mph 81 mph +18 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 99 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 63 mph 74.5 mph +16.5 mph
Top Bat Speed: 58 mph 81 mph +18 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 99 feet
TOM M.
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 50.2 mph 60.1 mph +9.9 mph
Top Bat Speed: 46 mph 63 mph +8 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 50.2 mph 60.1 mph +9.9 mph
Top Bat Speed: 46 mph 63 mph +8 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
DAVE
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 60.6 mph 72.7 mph +12.1 mph
Top Bat Speed: 65 mph 77 mph +12 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 72 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 60.6 mph 72.7 mph +12.1 mph
Top Bat Speed: 65 mph 77 mph +12 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 72 feet
ZAK
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 48.4 mph 59 mph +6.7 mph
Top Bat Speed: 53 mph 55.1 mph +6 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 36 feet
**MISSED 9 classes (1/2 of total program)**
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 48.4 mph 59 mph +6.7 mph
Top Bat Speed: 53 mph 55.1 mph +6 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 36 feet
**MISSED 9 classes (1/2 of total program)**
VIN
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 72.3 mph 84.5 mph +12.2 mph
Top Bat Speed: 76mph 90 mph! +14mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 72 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 72.3 mph 84.5 mph +12.2 mph
Top Bat Speed: 76mph 90 mph! +14mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 72 feet
JOE
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 51 mph 62.4 mph +11.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 53 mph 66 mph +13 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: ~70 feet
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 51 mph 62.4 mph +11.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 53 mph 66 mph +13 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: ~70 feet
JEFF
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 66.6 mph 77 mph +10.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 69 mph 79 mph +10 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
**Missed 9 sessions (1/2 total program)**
WEEK 1 WEEK 6 IMPROVEMENT
Average Bat Speed: 66.6 mph 77 mph +10.4 mph
Top Bat Speed: 69 mph 79 mph +10 mph
Estimated increase in ball travel distance: 60 feet
**Missed 9 sessions (1/2 total program)**
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