Review on 🔨 The Ultimate Mastery Tool: Introducing Total Control Sports Batting Ball by Jason Regalado

This product is one of the staples of our softball team. I have personally been using these "heavy bullets" TCB as we call them for over 3 years. Florida even knew about this product until we used it before live gaming events many years ago. So far our usual ritual is to use them when warming up our drum stations. We believe this product is one of the reasons our team is so successful. I have personally thrown these balls to our team for many years and am pleased to see our players getting better and stronger over the years using this item. I used to stand five to eight feet away from our front serve girls, but now that they're older and stronger I have to back off about 10 to 12 feet when throwing those heavy balls at them. The biggest advantage of this product is the limited area you can work with it. When visiting new ball fields for tournaments, demonstrations, etc. you are always confined to the work area to prepare your players for the game. With this product, you can reserve a very small area of 10" x 10" for junior players. , and okay. A 15' x 20' zone for senior HS ball players to swing without fear of hurting passing guests, damaging cars in the parking lot, or accidentally hitting the ball on an actively played ball field. The TCB is also a good indicator of what your ballplayer is doing wrong. The ball deforms if you don't hit it properly. These are signs that the player is usually hit by the ball. Last mention. Most of our teams have very expensive composite softball bats in the $300+ range. I've never seen these TCBs damage a player's stick and our campers can hit a regular softball VERY HARD (OUT OF THE PARK HARD). Pros: - Durable product that lasts for multiple seasons when the whole team uses the ball. Product 2-3 times a week. - Allows the player or team to do replays before a live game with limited workspace. - The coach can visually identify the mistakes in the game by observing the player's swing instead of worrying make, drop out of the game way. ball.- Front toss is a huge PLUS! This is how the player sees the ball approaching him in real games. - Strengthens the player's wrists at the point of contact. forces the player to shoot and dribble. Cons: - May be cheaper, but something so innovative and practical is worth it. - They're heavy (especially when you're carrying a dozen of them)! But that was to be expected. I am not a representative of this product. just a softball coach and dad with a lot of experience with this product.