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Your athlete finishes a cage session, opens the Blast app, and stares at a wall of numbers. Bat speed, on-plane efficiency, connection, a stack of

It’s 12U tryouts, and a parent leans over the fence to ask the coach one question: “What’s a good exit velocity for her age?” It’s

It’s 9 p.m. and you’re swinging a 7-iron into a garage mat, hitting a foam ball, guessing whether that felt right. You can’t see your

You make solid contact almost every at-bat, but the ball keeps dying in the infield: weak grounders, lazy pops, no pop. You feel like you

You flush your 7-iron all day on the range, then step up to the driver and spray it right. Same swing, different result. The culprit

A 13-year-old walks off the cage after a bat speed test that topped out at 68 mph and asks the only two questions that matter:

Picture a parent holding a bat sensor at the checkout screen, wondering if their 12U hitter actually needs swing data or just more reps off

You step into the cage at a showcase, crush one off the tee, and the device flashes 83 mph. The coach next to you wants

You have 15 hitters, one cage, one coach, and 90 minutes of practice. Your dashboard is full of numbers. So which player do you fix