ThrowMo Trainer
ThrowMo Trainer
4.97 / 5.0
(37) 37 total reviews
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Clear visuals and distinct tactile feedback guide young throwers to stride directly toward the target and young hitters learning to step directly to the pitcher, accelerating the formation of good habits.
ThrowMo's key feature is its alignment pad: kids can feel if they're stepping on line while keeping their eyes up. Visual stance footprints cue them to start in the right position every time. Cleat-proof, non-slip, and portable, use it on any surface and move it around the field.
Details:
- Cleat-proof polyethylene turf
- Color: blue for visibility on grass or dirt
- Permanent tufted-in visual markings
- Durable and weather-resistant EVA foam padding for shock absorption, accommodates uneven terrain
- Nonslip rubber backing for stability
- 1 inch total height allows players to notice if their front foot lands on or off the alignment pad, and is low enough for the trail leg to follow through and land balanced and avoid injuries
- Total length of 4.5 feet accommodates average stride lengths from ages 4-12
- Folds for easy transportation
- Handles for carrying and storage
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Very good learning tool for young players.
I love the ThrowMo trainer because I can use it to work with my players on multiple aspects of the game. I’ve used it for my hitters, I’ve used it for my catchers, I’ve used it for my pitchers. It’s easy to use and it’s versatile. I love that it provides immediate feedback. It’s an outstanding baseball training tool!
This has been very helpful for my 8Us in countering tendencies to get opened up in both hitting and pitching.
This is the perfect investment for coaches in 10U leagues who have players that need throwing development. For kids this age just learning how to pitch, proper footwork is vital to pitching safely. The ThrowMo has already helped my son see that he is stepping out too frequently when pitching. After only a session or two, he was already consciously making adjustments to foot placement as he pitched. It also works with several kids on his team who need the same support but with normal throwing. I will definitely be using it for batting practice as well for those kids facing live pitching for the first time and step out of the box from fear. I hope this will alleviate that problem as well.
Keeps it simple for young kids