Remember when baseball was a spring sport? Future major league players now play in the spring, summer, don’t forget fall ball, and of course in the winter they train for spring.
Youth baseball is a business. The cost of traveling baseball can range from $500 to several thousand dollars per year.
According to an article in USA Today, “Traveling baseball costs an average of $3,700 per year. However, if families opt for additional training services and attend out-of-state games, they can pay up to $8,000. Your child’s gear and uniforms are usually It’s going to cost $200 to $500.”
Traveling softball also received thousands of dollars in investment.
The team at WIN Reality has launched a cost-effective training tool that’s cutting-edge, data-rich, and expert training for your future stars at less than the price of a new high-end bat.
The world of high-tech baseball has taken off from WII Sports and WIN Reality, taking baseball and softball training to the next level with great graphics and analysis that will delight Billy Beane (see Money Ball).
WIN Reality trains your game speed with real pitchers (youth, high school, college and pro), real speed and real sports. It’s the only VR training tool that uses official game day MLB and college athlete data to simulate actual player abilities, helping you perfect your swing in dozens of real game scenarios.
With eight unique training modes designed to help you master every stage of your shot, WIN Reality helps improve vision and mental acuity, concentration and coordination, not only to improve motor skills but also to build confidence.
Note – the author of this article was scrutinized by Leon Zeidler in 4th grade and has been terrified of all baseball ever since.
It’s one of the coolest factors in WIN Reality, the fear of getting hit, and no crazy parents yelling in the stands, and no A-hole kids from another team coming into your head (though it may be is an interesting addition) your batsman can focus on the form and mechanics rather than the return from Al Hrabosky (check it out, it’s a good reference).
You can combine everything you learned in its batting beta and make a full bat against a pro-style pitcher arsenal, bringing heat, and other types of pitching. Just to make it more realistic, there are two batting modes.
Situational Hits – Runners are on the bases, challenging you to hit the ball in different situations.
Batting practice – where you can make cuts and see how they fly.
Randy Johnson isn’t all 95 mph breakers. Before you start, each player takes an assessment test, then a team of performance analysts drills down on your results to help develop a training plan. They send you weekly feedback on your performance as well as training tasks to keep you improving.
This is a game speed drill for hitters of all ages in baseball and softball.
Their exercises can only be used with Oculus controllers, but using the WIN Bat Attachment allows players to swing their real-world bat in a virtual reality environment, fully immersed in the training.
Again, you need room to swing your bat at full speed indoors, so make sure everyone is clear.
The complete hitting pack features a swing tracker that provides instant feedback on metrics like hitting speed, removal speed and even hitting stance.
You do need the $299 Oculus or the cost of a good pair of gloves.
WIN Reality has two pricing options, $29 per month or $228 per year. If you love baseball and are looking for a welcome gift, WIN Reality is a game changer.
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