How does the Multi-Tee™ work for practicing standard drills for hitting Inside, Middle, and Outside Pitches?
Inside Pitch Drill When using a conventional, single, batting tee product, the batter will move his feet to simulate hitting pitches in different locations. For example, a batter who is working on hitting inside pitches, will routinely move back in the box, positioning himself to hit the balls that are sitting in the middle of the plate. This gives the batter no true simulation of hitting inside pitches. By rotating the Multi-Tee™ swing arm to the hitters pull side and by placing a ball on the front tee, the batter is prompted to keep his feet in the same position while swinging the bat. This creates a more accurate situation for hitting live pitching, simulating the unexpected pitch location a player could expect. Middle Pitch Drill One may think that placing a standard batting tee in the middle of the plate and having a batter take repetitive swings is the best way to condition him to hit middle pitches. Wrong! While the tee position—the middle of the plate—may be right, the location
