Chicago, United States, 11/30/2021 / Better Baseball Player /
Vision Pearls, developed, manufactured, and now sold by Better Baseball Player, uses a patented, scientifically proven colored baseball training aid to help improve tracking skills and vision for hitters and fielders alike. It is considered one of the best baseball training aids for hitters and fielders since each ball is a single color, i.e., either green, black, orange, purple, yellow, and black. Each one has a distinct shade and happens to be deeply embedded into the ball’s synthetic leather cover. The brand also has training videos featuring its baseball training equipment, including Vision Pearls.
People who have tried Vision Pearls have attested to it being highly effective. One of the reasons for its effectiveness is the patented design that uses both dots and lines adjacent to the seams, which resembles a cross-section of an eyeball. The pattern serves two fundamental purposes according to the company. The first is that the colorful line and dots on the pitched Vision Pearl ball are perceived as being a color blur to the person on the other side. However, the color blur is undetectable until the ball is within the batter’s hitting zone. The effect mainly happens during movement drills, as the ball is moving at a linear velocity. The fielder also perceives the same type of color blur. The dots mainly serve as ideal contact targets for players’ tee drills. The dots ensure that batters can continue keeping their eyes and the bat’s barrel on the side of the baseball.
Whether it is training fastballs, tee drills, or any other type of live batting practice, the use of Vision Pearls has been proven to help improve the players’ vision skills. If anything, it is meant to challenge players, help them identify the right or correct color for each Vision Pearl as they move through the drills.
People interested in Vision Pearls or Better Baseball Player can find out more about the company by visiting https://www.betterbaseballplayer.com/vision-pearls.
“We created Vision Pears as a way to make it easier for players to train as batters and fielders. Many players can do with improving their reflexes and keeping their eye on the ball. However, it can be easier said than done. Conventional balling aids or ball aids simply do not work as well, which is why we created Vision Pears. After years of testing it on real professional baseball players, we can say it works. But Vision Pears isn’t just for professional players; anyone can use it to improve their skills as players.” Said an executive for Vision Pears.
She added, “We are also working on making sure that Vision Pears benefits the most people by making it cost-effective. That said, there is a lot of research and time involved with creating the technology. But we foresee Vision Pears being a major part of baseball training both at the high school and professional level alike.”
About Better Baseball Player
Vision Pearls was created to promote vision training with the help of training aids so that players could enhance or improve their batting and hitting skills. The goal for the product was to ensure that the resulting technology was usable and of high quality, which led to the creation of the company’s Vision Pearls. Vision Pearls is complemented by FAST-Balls, which is meant to help players develop their pitching skills.
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Better Baseball Player
Chicago, Il
Phone: (312) 678-5596
Email: info@virberu.com
Website: https://www.betterbaseballplayer.com
Source: 38 Digital Market News
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