maybe it’s the vantage point but all those breaking balls on the jr look like they were 10 feet high in the air at its apex. and is there a chart to convert mph and dials, from 46 ft (little league)?
Definately the angle of the video- I have a Jr and it is great. There is a sheet that conversion chart from Figure It Out Baseball that you just have to register on their site for. Gives distance and perceived speed. Also you can set this machine up on the mound with back legs higher to simulate a close release point.
The hack attack I prefer. Please could you share the link for the speed machine dad you use sorry if it's not the correct name
What is the speed machine? You can email us at support@anytimebaseballsupply.com
Could you take show us the number settings you put for each pitch on each machine?
We just followed the pitching chart on the machine! It has all the settings listed on the machine and we followed that.
maybe it’s the vantage point but all those breaking balls on the jr look like they were 10 feet high in the air at its apex. and is there a chart to convert mph and dials, from 46 ft (little league)?
Definately the angle of the video- I have a Jr and it is great. There is a sheet that conversion chart from Figure It Out Baseball that you just have to register on their site for. Gives distance and perceived speed. Also you can set this machine up on the mound with back legs higher to simulate a close release point.
Great video. Out of curiosity, what number was the bottom wheel on when you were clocking the knuckleball on the Jr. Hack Attack?
Thanks! We just stuck to the pitch chart and went with left - 5.5 right 5.5 and bottom 6!
Can you show using this for defensive work in your video? Grounders and pop-flys and how you control spin?
We will be putting out more content soon and we will try to cover that!