Snap stick

[ChrisSB]

Has anyone used something like this or have any thoughts about it?

 

[Bpolly2004]

I haven't used one, but I now i know how to make one. Looks interesting though.

 

[Travis Lassiter]

My DD’s hitting instructor uses one. Also has a overload click bat as well. It’s been useful, listen for when the click happens in the swing. Easy to see with it if you’re casting your hands away from the body. Are you turning, accelerating the barrel hard.

 

[ChrisSB]

My DD’s hitting instructor uses one. Also has a overload click bat as well. It’s been useful, listen for when the click happens in the swing. Easy to see with it if you’re casting your hands away from the body. Are you turning, accelerating the barrel hard.

Do you know what he made the overload click bat out of? Did he just put bat weights on the PVC pipe or is he using something else?

 

[Bpolly2004]

It's not a bat weight. Its a pvc coupling that he painted black.

 

[ChrisSB]

It's not a bat weight. Its a pvc coupling that he painted black.

Yes, I get that for the regular snapstick, but Travis mentioned having another one for overload training so I'm wondering what he's using to give it the heavy weight.

 

[Travis Lassiter]

Do you know what he made the overload click bat out of? Did he just put bat weights on the PVC pipe or is he using something else?

ours was made out of a pvc pipe with a metal pipe coupling between two screws through the pvc pipe. I hope that makes sense.

i should read better….I’ll see if I can find out about the overload one. That’s one that he purchased

 

[Travis Lassiter]

It’s called a follow thru pro bat. It’s 32 inches long and weighs 42 oz.
https://followthrubat.com/product/32-followthru-training-bat/

 

[Mike-Coach Q]

heres one made out of aluminum