Reply to "Measuring Ball Exit Speed"

Catcherdad1,000+ posts

Agree with opinion using your own bat vs a different bat,

some are top heavy, thick handle vs thin, etc.

Seems like an advantage if you happen to use the tester's choice brand.

Think a real measure is what bat a player uses in a game, otherwise not really your bat speed.

Personal experience:

Son was 3-5 miles faster with his own bat (wood).

Never saw anyone use BESR for testing but was not looking,

we sold all son's old BESR bats to a dad down south when bat rules changed.

8/22/1512:24 PM

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