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Weighted Baseball Set (Multi Weight) | Plyo Heavy Balls
Weighted Baseball Set (Multi Weight) | Plyo Heavy Balls
Add complexity to your baseball or softball hitting practice with soft rubber, sand-filled heavy balls in 4 weights (5 ounce, 9 ounce, 12 ounce & 15 ounce). Weighted baseball training forces the hitter to focus on delivering a powerful, accurate, on-plane swing in order to "get it right."
A weighted ball set lets you vary the weight for overload and underload training. Use Tanner weighted balls for front toss, flips, batting tee training, and arm care routines.
These soft rubber, sand filled heavy balls for hitting are available in 4 set sizes for the individual athlete, coach or team/facility.
- Starter Weighted Baseball Pack: (1) 5 ounce, (1) 9 ounce, (2) 12 ounce, (2) 15 oz
- Athlete Weighted Baseball Pack: (3) 5 ounce, (3) 9 ounce, (3) 12 ounce, (3) 15 oz
- Coach Weighted Baseball Pack: (6) 5 ounce, (6) 9 ounce, (6) 12 ounce, (6) 15 oz
- Facility Weighted Baseball Pack: (12) 5 ounce, (12) 9 ounce, (12) 12 ounce, (12) 15 oz
(Also available in single weight sets)
Weighted Baseball Set (Multi Weight) | Plyo Heavy Balls
Why Train With Heavy Balls?
In addition to arm care routines, weighted baseball training helps the hitter focus on delivering a powerful, accurate, on-plane swing to "get it right."
This requires hand-eye coordination, concentration, strength, and everything else hitters need when hitting live pitching from a tough pitcher. A weighted baseball set is great to warm up and practice hitting. They add an element of complexity to certain hitting drills and can be a welcomed component of your hitting program.
An athlete using a weighted ball program can also increase hitting strength, arm speed, and build muscle, which means hitters can drive the baseball or softball with more power and perhaps increase exit velocity.
Tanner heavy balls are a great compliment to our line of batting tees and softball and baseball training equipment and can be used for front toss, flips, side toss drills and even batting tee work.
Read More: Benefits of Training With Heavy Balls for Baseball and Softball
