BASEBALL PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT


MARKETPLACE


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VISUAL REFLEX HITTING SYSTEM • V-Flex’s sole purpose is to enhance the future of hitting by bringing new technology to coaches and hitting instructors that helps them develop hitters with well-defined strike zones


• Comprehensive training for hitters in this three phase hitting system:


• Early Pitch Recognition • Strike Zone Development


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RIGHTVIEW PRO 4 STADIUM CAMERA KIT • Provides four 90-degree views of your field, allowing two simultaneous captures of your pitcher or hitter


• See the catcher view to study your hitter’s timing or opposing pitcher tendencies, and see the pitcher view to see the strike zone


• Comes with a remote control to manipulate the Pan Tilt Zoom feature


• High performance footage in variable light conditions, stream the same video to your IT department or webcasting and accumulate a library of data


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SWEET-SWINGS TRAINING AID • Bats are made to the exact size and weight specifications as the bats players would use during a game


• Available in college, high school and youth sizes


• Featuring a baseball model as well as a softball model


• The result of a “sweet swing” is when the user catches the ball in the net on their swing


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS


XPROTEX KRUSHR • Specifically designed to protect batters wrist, knuckles and all fingers


• Pitchers and slappers need this added protection


• PITTARDS leather offers added durability, protecting the hands from blisters while providing great grip on the bat


• Sold in pairs, adult sizes only


Indicate No. 333 on inquiry card or visit: www.coachadproducts.com


MARUCCI CAT 5 SQUARED BAT • Stiff one-piece construction utilizing most responsive metal in the industry


• Balanced to produce more bat speed and more bat control, which translates into more solid contact and higher batting averages


• Patented anti-vibration knob decreases negative vibration and increases confidence and power


• Additional handle weight reduces MOI for optimal balance


Indicate No. 334 on inquiry card or visit: www.coachadproducts.com


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2XL Corporation - Gym Wipes .............12 A4 Moshay, Inc ..................................... 2-3 ACCUSPLIT, Inc. .....................................33 Active Ankle Systems, Inc. ....................52 Airborne Athletics, Inc. - Dr. Dish .........50 American Public University .....................9 BigSigns.com .........................................51 Coach and Athletic Director Parenting Report ....................................21 Coach and Athletic Director Program of Excellence ....................30-31 Coach and Athletic Director DVD’s ................................................38-39 Hadar Manufacturing, Inc. ....................27 Molnlycke Healthcare - Hibiclens ........11 Nike Basketball Clinics ............................5 NSCA ......................................................40 Salsbury Industries .................................13 Shoot-A-Way ..........................................37 Sports Laundry Systems .......................25 Team Sports Strategies .........................29 The Best College Recruiter ...................50


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