Swing Perfecting Batting Trainer for Softball and Baseball, Back Foot Rotation, Power Hitter Plate, Baseball Training Equipment - for All Ages

Product was delivered as promised. No assembly was required, worked right of the box. I was pleasantly surprised at the solid craftsmanship. Although my daughter is a beginner at softball, she quickly understood how the rotor helped with what her coach has been coaching her to do when she bats. To rotate in order to gain power and balance. Very promising product !

It was much bigger than I thought it would be. It works really good with younger kids that don’t know how to rotate their hips on swinging. My son immediately had his hips unlocked helping him have more power to swing.

Works well for teaching the basics. I wouldn’t recommend for advance hitters, more like for new players to the game.

Great products. Very sturdy & heavy. NOT cheap, flimsy plastic. If you’re wondering if you should buy or not, DO IT!! You will NOT regret it.Also, their customer service is AWESOME. We ordered ours through Amazon & the box came in damaged with missing parts. We called the company to see if they could just send us the missing parts & they took GREAT care of us!!The products & customer service is second to none with this company.

This is a great concept but the part that rotates, rotates much to easy. I wanted something that would have some give to help build rotation the correct way but this is so smooth that it is hard for younger hitters to keep their balance on it. Great concept for older hitters but very disappointed about it's application for younger hitters looking to develop foundational hitting.

Muy profesional

Our 9u team ordered one and used it in practice. It was wonky and didn’t help with anything. It’s way more productive to just show them how to use their hips and rotation. This product does nothing to help teach rotation. You’re better off showing kids how to rotate until they get it right. Don’t waste you’re money on this, just show them how to coil and rotate until they get it right.

CONS:1.) Value: a plastic injected plate mass-produced should be much more economical. The rotation plate could be slightly more costly due to the moving part; however, the retail price still seems very high. Overall overpriced.2.) Reviews: in reading other reviews it appears some people or trainers are not satisfied with the results and performance of the product design. It’s fair to say old-school teaching and training may be best and no gimiky training devices are required. Trial and error I say.PROS & CONS:1.) Material: The plastic material is durable and well made, except for the gimiky plastic stakes. The rotation plate swivels in only a 90° increment, enough to pivot the foot 90°. The user needs to reset the rotation plate to a start position each use, or the rotation plate will stop half-way thru the swing. I understand the design intent, but it’s not practical. The rotation plate should have a spring to reset to “zero” each use and a red arrow forward so the user knows the start position of the rotation plate for each use. No thought was put into that.PROS:1.) I bought this product for my two beginner young boys with autism to square-off their stance at the home plate/tee-ball stand, train foot width position, and help with rear foot rotation. For beginner basics it does provide that initial training. Having learned baseball myself at a young age, I was a natural. I didn’t need gimiky training aides; however, Some youngsters with autism or less physical coordination ability may need a training aide to help with basic foot positioning so they can focus more on their swing and not their feet.Other options, an inexpensive or free 12” wide x 36” long piece of scrap 3/4” plywood with foot stops would work great too. The foot rotation will come naturally with regular practice.