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Why Swivel Vision...?
Improve Focus & Pitch Tracking⚾️
Train your eyes to stay locked on the ball from the moment it leaves the pitcher's hand. Develop sharper visual tracking and concentration to recognize pitches and make better contact at the plate.
Improve Hand-Eye Coordination👀
Build better coordination between what you see and how you swing. Challenge your timing, sharpen your reactions, and develop more consistent contact through focused batting practice.
Prepare for Game-Day Situations🏆
Bring a new challenge to your batting practice by training with limited vision. Develop greater comfort tracking moving pitches and improve your ability to stay composed in game-like situations.
Develop Better Batting Mechanics 🚀
Challenge your visual focus and reinforce consistent batting habits. Use Swivel Vision Goggles during practice to identify areas for improvement and build more controlled, confident swings.
Customize Your Training📈
Adjust your training to focus on the skills you want to develop. Whether you're working on pitch tracking, timing, or hand-eye coordination, Swivel Vision Goggles offer a versatile training experience for players of all skill levels.
Take Your Batting Practice Further💪🏼
Pair Swivel Vision Goggles with batting tees, pitching machines, and hitting nets to add another dimension to your training. Make every practice session more challenging and work toward becoming a more complete hitter.
HITTING
The slightest distraction while standing in at the plate with a fastball coming in chin high can be the difference between a strikeout and a home run. Swivel Vision keeps only the ball in focus and trains hitters to, simply put, put their eye on the ball… and track the ball. See the ball. Stay on the ball. Hit the ball!
FIELDING
When charging at a tough ground ball, a fielder inherently wants to pull up to make a throw before successfully receiving the ball. Swivel Vision forces your head down, and eyes to be on the ball, rather than on the target of the throw. A fielder needs to catch before he / she can
throw!