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PIK Products Baseball Training Aids

Baseball Training Aids are devices that a ball player can use to improve a part of their game. These products are used for practice, and help improve the performance of any player from beginning to professional.

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PIK Products Arm Strong Basix Strong Arm Trainer
$29.99
PIK Products Arm Strong Basix Strong Arm Trainer Heavy-Duty
$27.99
PIK Products Head Down Trainers Youth
$14.99
PIK Products Swiftstik Adult Batting Training Aid
$29.99
PIK Products Swiftstik Youth Batting Training Aid
$29.99

  
PIK Products Baseball Training Aids Tips

Bunting Drill

  • Place two cones, one 20 feet out from home plate and 10 feet from the left foul line.
  • Do the same with the other cone from the right foul line
  • Work on bunting the ball towards the line so that it rests in fair territory between the foul line and the cone.
  • Do this for both sides of the field
  • Bunting many times is the difference between winning and losing games. This drill will help you determine the bat angle and technique required to bunt down the lines.


    • Reverse Soft toss
    This is the same as normal soft toss with a twist. Have your coach or partner who is tossing the ball move from in front of you to directly behind you. Take your normal batting stance and catch up with the ball as it comes through the zone. It will take a few to get the hang of it. You should be able to catch up with the baseball and still be able to drive it into the net. This drill is great for bat speed and hand-eye coordination


    Two Ball Soft Toss
    This drill will teach the hitter to concentrate and keep their weight back. The coach will toss two balls. The coach will then call out top or bottom after the balls are released. The hitter will hit the called ball into the fence or screen.


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