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Reaction Ball for Baseball Softball Reflex Agility Training

$23.99

A reaction ball is a six-sided rubber ball that bounces unpredictably to train fielding reflexes for baseball and softball. It is roughly tennis-ball size in high-bounce rubber, used against a wall or with a partner. Use it on a hard flat surface — grass and dirt kill the erratic bounce the drill relies on.

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Specifications

Derivative Series: Coin Holder

Material: POLYESTER

Item Specifics :
Color:Yellow
Age Range (Description):Adult
Item Weight:0.09 Kilograms
Description :
Instant feedback: Get a better analysis of your players engagement with the ball as you get instant feedback on their reaction time. This six-sided high-bounce rubber ball leaps and pops randomly, keeping players on their toes.
Make training fun: Volley the Reaction Ball between players, or rebound it against a wall for independent training. It works against all hard surfaces or walls and can be used as a fun way to improve technique in drills and training exercises.
Pick up the pace: Mastering the basics sets you up for mastering the game. Get faster reactions, for better fielding as you improve your hand-eye coordination, and agility with the Reaction Ball.
Improve reflexes: Give your player the tools they need before stepping up out on the field. The Reaction Ball gives athletes a high energy, multi-sport training tool to challenge their reflexes and improve their skills.
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Common questions

What surface should agility drills be done on?
Flat grass, turf or a gym floor with clear run-out space. Peg ladders and nets down even on grass, since equipment that shifts underfoot causes the trips it is meant to prevent.
How do you use a reaction ball?
Bounce it against a hard flat surface or a wall and react to the unpredictable bounce. Carpet, grass and dirt kill the erratic rebound the drill depends on.
Flat discs or tall cones?
Flat discs for anything players run over, because tall cones roll underfoot and cause ankle injuries. Tall cones are for marking boundaries and slalom lines.
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