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Question: How loud when hitting it? Will it disturb the neighbors? I have the skilz training stick which is really loud because the yellow "ball" is very hard and makes a loud, sharp noise when hit.
Document: If you&#8217;ve been around Little League for a while, you&#8217;ve probably seen the coaches working with their teams using the yellow-tipped stick trainers. SKLZ makes one and it&#8217;s great, but you need an extra guy to use it, which isn&#8217;t always possible.I coach baseball, but, a dad, I&#8217;m really loving using this Hurricane at home.
When I&#8217;m out with him, we use the stick trainer, which works well. When I&#8217;m not out with him, my son would practice by hitting from a tee into a net, which is ok, but he really hates having to stop after each pitch and set up a new ball. Plus a tee isn&#8217;t exactly the best way for him to practice anyways and he was starting to dread it.
It seems more tedious to younger players today---I have to really get after my players to use this particular device. I could be that it doesn't feel totally satisfying when you hit it.For those who will use tools like this and work hard at it, I'm sure there will be positive rewards---a flatter, quicker swing, more consistent contact, and better power. Again...hard work = results.
Our 7 year old son started coach pitch this year and was having trouble hitting the ball and was really feeling down about it. So my husband did some research and found the Hurricane and the reviews were all good so we gave it a shot. Just a short time using it our son has not missed a hit yet. He finished the season last night and his hits were amazing. We yell Hurricane Hit when he is up to Bat. Well worth every penny.
Great batting trainer for the yard. My daughter just started Fall ball and loves hitting this trainer. The SKLZ Hurricane has helped her so much with her hand eye coordination. I do wish it went down lower. Sets up in minutes and gives instant feedback on how she's hitting down or up on it. Even her little sister wants to hit it. It comes in a carry bag and is around 40 lbs.
This is a great swing trainer. In one week I have my 8 year old already poking the ball to the outfield. He was always hitting grounders but after teaching him to wait on the ball and swinging through the ball he is really improving. This is really convienent and a great trainer for improving strength and contact. The carry bag is a little cheap. The zipper will give way if you are not careful.
bought it for my 9-yo son. Although he wasn't having trouble making contact with the ball, his form needed work (baseball is not golf lol) and he had trouble getting it out of the infield. This trainer encourages more power and proper follow through on the swing. After just a few training sessions with the Hurricane, he was consistently hitting balls into the outfield. Was very easy and intuitive to assemble - took maybe 20 minutes from box to hitting. Seems pretty durable so far.
This takes a beating every day. Love it. Great for hitting soft ball practice. We have 3 power hitters that hit this every day.
This trainer works like a charm. It's easy to use and fun for the batter. Batter is able to hit the ball while it's stationary then set up for a simulated pitched ball as the arm swings the ball back towards the batter. My son spends a lot more time practicing hitting with this tool that he ever did with just a batting tee.
Last spring,both of my kids would occasionally put the bat in the way of the ball for a short hit single. This spring, after just two weeks of hitting our hurricane they are the the BEST hitters on their teams. My son (age 8) had a HUGE deep hit triple in his second game and my daughter (age 11) hit a three rbi triple in her first softball game. They always want to to hit on the hurricane even after a few months.
Answer: yes