Early Connection and Attack Angle are two key Blast swing metrics that show how efficiently your bat path meets the ball. Blast Motion’s training video walks hitters through drills and cues to improve both metrics for a more consistent, powerful swing.
Why These Metrics Matter
Early Connection measures how well your arms and torso work together at the start of the downswing, while Attack Angle measures the upward or downward direction of the bat at contact. Together, these metrics help you understand whether your swing path is set up to drive the ball with power and consistency.
Watch the Training Video
Blast Motion’s coaching video, “How to Improve Early Connection and Attack Angle,” breaks down drills and swing cues hitters can use in practice:
https://vimeo.com/338122642
Use this video alongside your Blast sensor data — after each training session, compare your Early Connection and Attack Angle numbers in the app to see whether the drills are moving your metrics in the right direction.
FAQ
What’s a good Attack Angle for hitters?
Blast Motion’s training video and in-app metric definitions provide guidance on target ranges by swing type — review your Swing Metrics screen alongside the video for personalized feedback.
How often should I train these metrics?
Track Early Connection and Attack Angle across multiple sessions using the Blast app’s swing history so you can see whether your drill work is producing consistent improvement over time.