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Ball Coach Radar a Featured Training Tool of Baseball Player University TV
Featured on the 2014 Season, airing on Fox Sports Arizona and MASN network. Jeff Forney is the former strength and conditioning coach for the Arizona Diamondback and Owner/Founder of Triple Threat Baseball Elite Hitting and Performance Training Center.
Episode 1: "Tools to Measure the Speed of the Game"
Host Jeff Forney speaks with Pocket Radar CEO, Steve Goody, about the importance of measuring Ball Exit Speed off the bat during practice and training. Ball Exit Speed off the bat directly relates to the power behind a hit. Every 1 MPH added to exit speed / hit speed results in an extra 5 feet of travel distance on the ball.
Episode 8: "Hitting: Measuring the Speed of the Game"
Host Jeff Forney shows us the Pocket Radar Pitch Speed / Reaction Time Conversion Chart, which helps hitters and coaches identify speeds from certain distances and what they correlate to in real time situations. A ball that is released from the pitching machine at 64 MPH from only 40 feet away, will appear to the hitter as a 90 MPH fastball. This is a great technique to study and see if your hand and eye coordination adjustments to the speed of the ball.
Episode 9: "Hitting: Rotational Power"
Host Jeff Forney discusses the sequence involved in generating maximum hitting power, and how to visualize this using video analysis and radar. Keep an eye out during the episode for the Pocket Radar Pitch Speed / Reaction Time Conversion Chart.
Episode 11: "Hitting: Bat Speed and Ball Exit Speeds"
Host Jeff Forney shows us the importance of being able to accurately measure hitting power, by utilizing bat speed and Ball Exit Speed off the bat. He uses the Zepp 3D sensor to measure bat speed, and the Ball Coach radar to measure Ball Exit Speed. Keep an eye out during the episode for the Pocket Radar Pitch Speed / Reaction Time Conversion Chart.
Episode 13: "Hitting: Explosive Finish"
Host Jeff Forney discusses what it takes to have an explosive finish at the plate, and how to measure it using the Ball Coach radar. Ball Exit Speed off the bat directly relates to the power behind a hit. Every 1 MPH added to exit speed / hit speed results in an extra 5 feet of travel distance.