The average pitching speed for a 12-year-old playing baseball is 50 mph, according to research published by the National Library of Medicine
You should always be cautious before using regular baseballs or real softballs in a pitching machine as they can lead to increased risk and wear and tear.
Baseball pitching machines for youth players allow batters to practice independently while having control over the types of pitches they practice.
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The MaxBP Pro Pitching Machine can simulate pitch speeds between 43 mph and 146 mph with plenty of intervals in between.
You can often use pitching machines marketed for baseball during your team’s softball practices, including MaxBP's pitching machines
Another reason why pitching machines can be harder to hit off than human pitchers is that they often require a faster reaction time from the batter
Pitching machines are helpful for batting practice because they help batters work on their swings, practice hitting curveballs, and get more practice reps in.
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