PopStrike tosses for him — any time, as long as he wants to swing.
He's ready to hit. Who's tossing?
Now his tosser never says no.
3 STEPS. NO HELP NEEDED.
1
Push the ball down
Set a training ball on the cup and press it all the way down.
2
Get in his stance
He has a few seconds to grab the bat and get set.
3
Pop. Swing. Repeat.
The ball pops 46" up into his zone. He tracks it, times it and drives it.
Stop waiting for someone to toss.
Same kid, same backyard — a whole different practice.
With PopStrike
- Hits whenever he wants
- Swings until HE is tired
- A moving ball — real timing, every rep
- Under $50 and works in the garage
- 10 minutes a day, every day
Without it
- Hits only when someone is free
- Soft toss ends when your back does
- A still ball on a tee — no timing
- Pitching machine: big, pricey, needs power
- Practice on weekends
VS
Which balls to use?
Full-size 2.9" plastic training balls — the light, holed kind sold at any sports store. Grab a dozen so he spends his time swinging, not chasing.
Never use real baseballs or softballs. The soft balls are why it is safe in the garage, basement or backyard.
A gift he'll use daily.
Under $50. Nothing to charge, nothing to build — he can start swinging Christmas morning and keep at it all winter in the garage.
Yes. The ball pops straight up, so it works the same for left- and right-handed hitters.
No. It is sized for 2.9" baseball training balls, not softballs.