Practice Like You Play: Integrating Video Pitching Simulators into Your Baseball Training Routine

The purpose of this book is to explore the history of pitching and bowling machines for baseball, softball, and cricket; study the current market for such training devices; identify the pros and cons of such machines; and, finally, discuss and explain why video pitching simulators are a far better way to train hitters and batters for these sports for one, primary reason-- they are the closest thing to training hitters and baters in a game-like environment. This book describes the optimal training method for both young and experienced baseball, softball, and cricket hitters--from Little League to college to aspiring professional players--for play in real games. The book explains how a Video Pitching (or Bowling) Simulator like the one designed, engineered, manufactured, and marketed by ProBatter Sports can deliver a pitch that creates an authentic, game-like and fun experience for players of all ages.

Author: Wayne Mazzoni, Adam Battersby
Publisher: Kent Press
Published: 03/15/2024
Pages: 84
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.39lbs
Size: 10.00h x 7.00w x 0.19d
ISBN: 9781888206197

About the Author
Wayne " Coach Mazz" Mazzoni has been a D1 college coach for more than 30 years and operates a consulting company in Fairfield County, CT coaching and counseling high school players on college scholarship opportunities. He is a regular guest on WFAN, the host of ProBatter's Podcast entitled " And That Is the Game," and the author of a number of books on the subject, including Getting Recruited: The Definitive Guide to Playing College Sports which is available on Amazon and other books outlets. He can be reached at wayne@waynemazzoni.com. Adam Battersby is the president of ProBatter Sports, which is fitting since he inspired the product's invention and development as a youth baseball player in Westport, CT. He played three sports (football, wrestling, and baseball) at both Fairfield Country Day School and The Brunswick School before a back injury derailed his plans to play college baseball. After graduating from Providence College as a Business Major in 2001, he joined the nascent company, initially as a sales representative. He eventually assumed control in 2015. Adam resides in Norwalk, CT, with his wife and three children.


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