What is Dynamic Core Technology?
Our training bats contain Dynamic Core Technology, which is
our patent-pending technology that is inside the barrel. Each training bat has
11-13 inches inside the bat where weighted material travels. When the hitter swings,
the material shoots to the end of the bat, creating centripetal force. This
momentum created forces the hands flat through the zone which prevents the
hands from rolling over. The momentum also carries the hands through contact
and extension which helps to create a more powerful follow-through.
How are your bats different from other training bats?
Great question. Most other training bats are heavier in weight
and don’t reinforce proper mechanics. When training bats are too heavy, this
can lead to fatigue, which will develop bad habits for the hitter. If the bat is
too heavy, the hitter can’t get it through the zone and will be more
detrimental than helpful. What also sets our bats apart is the versatility. Unlike
most other training bats, you can use Dynaswing training bats for a number of
drills. From dry cuts to tee work to batting practice, you can even use our
bats off live pitching AND batting machines to simulate game situations.
What do you mean by audible correction features?
The dense material inside can serve as a correction feature.
Before the hitter swings, the material should all settle towards the middle of
the bat. This ensures the hands are in the correct vertical position prior to
starting the swing. If the hands are in the incorrect position, the material
will start to shift prematurely. As the hitter swings, the material should
shift closer to contact and extension. If the material shifts too early, this
means that the hitter dropped their hands and let the barrel drag through the zone,
resulting in a pop up.
How durable are your bats?
Our bats are reinforced with aluminum tubing, making them
virtually indestructible from the barrel up. Our bats are also made of very
durable hand-split maple, which is harder and more durable than regular maple.
What size bat should I get?
When considering the length, we recommend getting the same length
the hitter currently uses. Since our bats are so durable, getting the next size
up is always an option. This means that the bat will last for multiple seasons,
rather than dropping hundreds of dollars on a bat every season. When considering
the weight, we recommend basing it off of the strength of the hitter. If the
hitter is on the weaker side or still developing, we recommend getting a lighter
weight, such as a -1 or lighter. If the hitter is more developed and stronger,
we recommend getting a heavier length/weight ratio, such as a +1 and above.
How long is the turn-around time?
With all of our sizes in stock on our site, please allow 1-2
days before your bat is shipped out. After that, please allow 3-5 days for shipping.