Has anyone had experience with the zepp bat sensor? If so is it accurate and worth it? Do you see any differences between the 1 and 2?
Another question. Is it better to have a flat glove or a 9in glove for an infielder?
What other training or even workout stuff can you reccomend?
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Swing a wood bat. The sound gives you the feedback you need.
We've had a Zepp for a few years and where in the beginning it was very cool to see the swing path and the numbers around bat speed and time to impact. But honestly Zepp hasn't done any innovating beyond what they initially came out with and with that we are looking to get the Blast sensor which is used by showcases such as PerfectGame. As far as other training devices, having a SwingAway with the Zepp in the garage has been a huge asset for my son to go from a kid that got 30-40 hits a year in a 50 game travel season, to 70+ hits the last two years.
