FAQ

Dynaswing features trade secret Dynamic Core Technology - a reinforced aluminum core filled with movable lead shot that creates auditory triggers and momentum-assisting benefits. As you swing, you hear the material move, giving you instant feedback on your hand position and swing mechanics. Unlike static weighted bats, the moving weight forces proper mechanics and weight transfer.

Dynaswing training bats are designed specifically for training purposes only and should not be used in games. While wood bats are generally allowed in leagues, Dynaswing bats are built to be slightly heavier than game bats (Standard Model is drop-4, Advanced Model is drop-2) with a reinforced aluminum core for the Dynamic Core Technology. These bats are meant to build muscle memory and improve mechanics during practice, then you'll transition to your regular game bat for actual competition.

Because Dynaswing is reinforced with aluminum and built for endurance, you can use it for virtually any type of batting practice. This includes tee work, soft toss, front toss, and even live batting practice. The bat's durable construction is designed to withstand the repetitive impact of intense training sessions, making it versatile enough to handle everything from stationary drills to high-velocity pitches. Whether you're working on your mechanics at the tee, doing repetition drills with soft toss, or facing live pitching, Dynaswing can handle it all while providing consistent auditory feedback to help you perfect your swing path.

The three-prong benefit works like this: (1) Before your swing, you hear the lead shot drop into the handle when your hands are in the ideal starting position. (2) During your swing, the weight shifts from handle to barrel, forcing proper weight transfer. (3) The momentum created pushes the barrel through the zone for a powerful follow-through. This builds muscle memory that translates directly to game performance.

Dynaswing bats are available in multiple sizes and weights to accommodate players from youth leagues through professional levels. We recommend youth players (ages 8-12) start with our lighter models, while high school and adult players may use our Advanced Models.

The Standard Model is perfect for players of average size/skill/bat speed. It's great for fixing bat path, eliminating bat drag, and feels only slightly heavier than a game bat due to the moving weight keeping it balanced. The Advanced Model is for above-average players with elite bat speed who want more upper body strength development and noticeably more resistance.

We recommend 3-4 training sessions per week with 50-75 quality swings per session. Always allow rest days between sessions to prevent overuse. Many players incorporate Dynaswing work into their regular batting practice routine during dry swings, tee work, or soft toss.

Yes! All Dynaswing bats come with a manufacturer's warranty. We stand behind the quality and durability of our products. Contact us directly for any warranty claims or concerns.

The 17"-18" One-Hand Training Bat is an excellent supplement to the regular Dynaswing bat, not a replacement. Use the one-hand trainer for:

• Strengthening your top hand (lead hand)

• Improving bottom hand (power hand) mechanics

• Tightening your bat path

• Building hand and wrist strength

• Warming up before batting practice

Most players benefit from having both - use the one-hand trainer for specific drills, then transition to the full-size Dynaswing for complete swing work.