InfoSports Home Page
InfoSports Home Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Football Golf Hockey Lacrosse Paintball Parks & Rec Soccer Softball
Search InfoSports...
Baseball Home
Team Websites
Fundraising
Knowledge Base
Message Boards
MB1 - Rules, Pitching, Umpires
MB2 - Little League®, Coaching
MB3 - Defense, Hit, Throw
Tournaments
Listings
Add our Tournament
Listings ("Last Minute")
Add our Team
Listings (Looking)
Add our Team
Camps
Listings
Add our Camp
Tryouts
Listings
Add our Team
Looking for Games
Listings
Add our Team
Team Manual
Web Camp
Free Team Websites
Baseball Links
Books
Videos
Home » Baseball » Baseball Knowledge Base Article

Pitching Machine

By: GaryA
Add to Mixx!

I've used a Jugs 2 wheel for the past 3 years. My boys are now 9, 12, 13. It's the top of the line Jugs and I will be able to use it for many years(top speed 100 mph), and when I no longer need it I expect I will sell it for top dollar with no problem. I use it in an 80 ft cage in my yard and also use it for throwing fly balls. I use regulation balls as well as dimple and rubber (kenko?) baseballs. the different balls mixes up the location of the pitch. The rubber balls go higher than the hard balls at the same speed. This way the batters sees different locations. It's easy to set up and use and i get a lot of use out of it. Considering I am 47, I have very little left in my arm and I bought the machine because the kids were tired of waiting around for me to pitch a strike. They also got a little mad when I hit them. Great investment, go for the 2 wheel jugs.

Display summaries of other articles about equipment.


Disclaimer: Information posted by our visitors represents their observations, tournament information, news items,
suggestions, and opinions. InfoSports may not agree with nor can we verify the accuracy of the posts.

© InfoSports 1996-2008, all rights reserved.