Building Better Bat Speed With Our New Youth Power Trainer - Academy Youth Baseball Podcast EP 49

Building Better Bat Speed With Our New Youth Power Trainer
In this episode you guys get an exclusive in-depth preview of our new Youth Power Bat, the research and process of getting it built, along with why swing weight - aka moment of inertia - is the defining characteristic of any bat.
You can find the Youth Power Bat on our website here for just $99!
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Youth Underload Smash Bats are available now - just $79!
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[@tuckybb]

Incredible content, per usual. Being an analytics nerd myself, I found this content extremely helpful and allows me to change my approach as a coach. Fantastic work 👏

[@drivelinebaseball]

Great to hear it - thanks for listening!

[@BrandonDoesStuff1]

Just found Driveline and watched this vid until the end on my tv. After the end and wiping a tear from my eye, I immediately got on the PC to comment and advised that I am now shopping for that dongle thing.... (and swell as that smash bat). We have a camwood bat (34oz?), though for my 8-9yo, it is likely on the heavy side. We have definitely improved the bat speed for 2 months (avg from 35-38 to 44-46), but may have capped that improvement for now. I haven't noticed a drop in his swing.
Driveline is in Seattle and Arizona... any development on coming to Los Angeles/Pasadena/Glendale area? As I understand it, many Dodger players are in the Glendale area... and their Farm team is in Rancho Cucamonga. There is also UCLA/USC and multiple Big West teams in LA area (Long Beach, Fullerton, Northridge or Irvine in the OC) around here.

[@jd3nh8m64]

Can you hit regular baseballs with it