You don't want to waste any at bats. The Pregame Tune-Up is a structured warm-up workout designed to get your eyes, timing, and approach locked in before you step into the batter's box — so when the game starts, you're already ahead. Four focused rounds. Every rep has a purpose. Show up to first…

Turn good swings into consistent hard contact with the new 5-week Power Training Track built by WIN Reality Hitting Director Andrew Don. This training track is designed to help hitters swing with intent, be in control of contact point, and do damage on your pitch. Train to: - Deliver the barrel…

Shady deal

They won’t even tell you how much it costs until you sign up. It’s 30 bucks a month or 250 a year to play a VR game ha ha. I guess it’s not preying on kids if their parents pay for it right? Drop 20 or 30 bucks on a ping pong game and get good at that instead. Give your parents a break.

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GAME CHANGER

I purchased WIN for my son as his travel team coach was a firm beliver and had a teams meeting with the team and WIN rep and I have to admit I wasn't sold on the product but I got it and my son loved it so we got a competition out of it. We got the attachment for his actual bat but if you have a small space the WIN bat maybe a option for you. I do like the fact of it provides the data and it really allows them to see different pitches which is awesome. I would recommend this as an assistant but you still have to get live reps and go to the batting cages as the game day result will show up. Why are you here still reading this review, go subscribe for this great game changer.

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Still Learning

We got the VR and WinReality as an early Christmas present for my 11yr old to get some extra swings in over the winter (and hopefully longer due to the cost investment). I really like the concept. You can select the types of pitches you want and the speed at which they are coming at you. They also have pitch recognition training which is nice to add on to the hitting. I would have loved to also add the SwingAI but it was already getting costly enough. We opted for the short bat instead of the bat attachment. It looked to cumbersome for my son to attach it and take it off each time. Sadly, I did not see the fine print that said the short bat is recommended for 55mph and below. Well, I probably will not get much use out of that investment and will also now have to purchase the bat attachment. The one frustrating part is the bat tends to “disappear” in between pitches quite a bit. It could be user error but it really takes away from the training and enjoyment. My son has to tap the bat or the ground with it before he can select the next pitch. I do like the casting feature. I can watch his swings on my phone (have not tried to cast to a TV). Though as his head moves so does the picture so there is a lot of shaking going on. All in all, it has been an ok investment. I am not sure the cost will justify it BUT we just started using it so I hope I am proved wrong.

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Hands down the best!

We bought this for our son during the Christmas sale two years ago and noticed and improved swing and overall stats for his game. We liked it so much that bought another year subscription for him. The AI swing analysis and feedback it is a big plus. We also like the ability for multiplayers to have some of his friends join him at home to train. Definitely recommend it to everyone who wants to improve their swing skills.

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i just wanna play baseball bro

this sh is so expensive like it looks fun but it costs to much and just got rid of our membership or whatever and robbed my parent of like100$ just go to IRL cages or something

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