Here you will see how to use the disk, the does and don’t of this hitting aid batting trainer + get a few tips along the way.

Get a few players with disks in a line. Throw the disks at the same time and see who can throw the disk the longest. We have a great time with this contest at America’s Baseball Camps. Players learn to really get aggressive with their swings, while maintaining good form.

The beauty of training with a Hitting Disk is that no matter how hard you throw it, it won’t fly unless your maintain proper swing form!

We use Hitting Disks for pre game warm ups in small areas or when there’s not much time. It works to warm up the swing plane – and we’ve found that there isn’t much difference between swinging a bat 100 times throwing 100 disks. The same muscles are warmed up and the brain’s coordination centers are stimulated.

This drill is designed to work on your points of contact. To understand where balls have to travel in order to hit to different parts of field. If you pull the ball to much, it will help you understand where you need to let the disk go out of your hands in order to hit the ball away. Same for inside and a great drill to understand letting ball travel or hitting inside pitch more out in front.

See the famous hitting disk in action, used in drills, by a team. This is a great palm up, palm down drill used around the country inside and outside. Safe, affordable, softball and baseball. A practice and pre game favorite.

Great for getting your entire team together for a hitting station. Inside or outside, softball or baseball. Always a team favorite. Safe, affordable and great results.

This is a great drill throwing to a target or to a coach. Makes it fun as the team to do together.

This hitting aid and tool drill helps you focus on points of contact. Understanding when you need to make contact in order to hit ball away and in. The disk will go the direction when released at point of contact teaching the player where to make contact. Great drill for players that pull the ball to much or need to work on balls away. Helps you become a more complete hitter.