Category: Media Appearances

Players at the batting cages trying the ProBatter simulator, wearing appropriate batting gear such as a helmet and gloves, and holding a bat. The players are practicing their hitting skills by trying to hit the balls thrown by the simulator.

News report at the Sandlot academy of lake force talks about softball players using the ProBatter PX2. Both major leagues and little leagues are training with the ProBatter which simulates different types of pitches, including curveballs, sliders, and fastballs. This allows players to practice their swings against a variety of pitching styles and improve their […]

News report from Fox 61 about the new technology of ProBatter’s batting cage. The Connecticut company has worked on the software for four years to deliver the perfect ball. Jim Altman from Fox 61 reports that the big unit of the simulator includes a video screen and a pitching machine, which is able to replicate […]

Sports Extra NY channel reports about the Probatter simulator. Adam Battersby at ProBatter sports describes the video pitching machine for baseball and softball, which is a real-life training product with both a right-handed and left handed-pitcher. The stimulator comes with a base model and a professional model. The last one is designed with a big […]

On the KTLA morning shows from Hollywood, Brandy Williams went behind the scenes at the Sandlot baseball and softball academy in Lake Forest. According to the journalist, the academy provides state-of-the-art equipment and professional instruments. The owner, Mike Ramirez, has created this indoor training facility along with his partner with the aim of providing more […]

Art Fennell tested the ProBatter simulator at Ballpark. He tried the pitching machine as a real player in the batting cages. It’s a childhood dream come true for Art.

News report about the beneficiaries of the ProBatter simulator. Several major league teams including the Cleveland Indians have been using the machine for a couple of years as a learning tool to practice their hitting skills. It’s become a routine for Bison hitters to go to the ballpark early to have some practice time.