GoSports Fungo Baseball Racket for Fly Balls, Grounders, and Line Drives - Baseball and Softball Training Equipment for Coaches and Parents

GoSports Baseball Racket provides the optimal method for hitting fly balls, grounders, and line drives to players during baseball or softball practice! This is the ultimate training tool for coaches to help players develop their fielding skills. Unlike traditional fungo bats that make ball contact challenging, the fungo racket design enables coaches to consistently and accurately hit balls to players during drills. It also works great as a less strenuous alternative to throwing. Robust yet lightweight, the powder-coated steel construction is built to hold up to repeated use but only weighs 18 oz to minimize fatigue. Now coaches can achieve quicker reptitions for more efficient practices to benefit players. Designed by coaches, for coaches, and a great training tool for baseball and softball players of all leagues and skill levels. Take training to the next level with GoSports Fungo Baseball Racket!

• COACH FAVORITE: Easier to use than a traditional fungo bat; Ergonomic for better handling and the racket design makes it easier to hit balls for more accurate placement during drills; Also saves your arm from repetitive throwing
• ROBUST YET LIGHTWEIGHT: Powder-coated steel construction holds up to repeated use but only weighs 18 oz (1.1 lb) to minimize fatigue; The durable rebounding mesh and premium comfort grip are built to last all season
• ALL FIELDING DRILLS: Allows coaches to accurately & consistently hit pop flies, grounders, and liners for quicker repetitions and more efficient practices
• EASY TO USE: Whether you're new to coaching or a veteran, the large surface provides greater precision than traditional fungo bats; Compatible with right and left handed coaches for effortless ball flight and accuracy
• BASEBALL & SOFTBALL: Designed by coaches, for coaches; Great training tool for all leagues and skill levels; Beneficial for coaches and parents for individual or team practices