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Training with pitching machines
Hi I'm new here!
I was wondering if anybody here can give me his opinion concerning training with pitching machines. I'm an italian univercity student and I'm going to re-design a new pitching machine so I think the best start is to ask some baseball experts. What do you think 'bout that? I'v read that some weak point of those machines are the aiming system and the deterioration of balls. Thank in advance!! Eric |
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Eric, Are you ???
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So, redesign a light portable machine similar to Jugs and Atec with a timing mechanism similar to Iron Mike, throwing 60-100 mph fastballs, and bring it all in under $400. I'll be happy to endorse your product after I receive one of your free beta prototypes. Keeping your dreams alive, SAump |
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What about solving the aim problem with a laser-aiming system so that you can train more precisely? Do you think it would be too expensive? After all if you suggest a portable one that's a good hint. I would think aboun this solution too!! Thank you!! |
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