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I saw your post on discussfastpitch.com.
I'm sold on a pop up hitting tee. We currently use Handsback hitter by Swingbuster, but I think your product will be better
because you don't have to step on a string to trigger the pop up of the ball.

Thanks,

Frank - Minnesota

Hello,

My name is Kyle and I live across the street from Denny Soger who introduced me to the Pop-Toss. I have been playing baseball and softball all my life and have used a lot of the batting tools on the market. When I first saw the Pop-Toss I was so impressed that I bought one, showed it to my friends and took it to the park for practice before games. I have gotten more questions and interest about this machine than any other batting tool I have used and people seem to love it. I would like to become a salesman for the Pop-Toss and create new revenue streams for your product. Please send me the information that I need to get started.
I eagerly await your response.

Thank you,

Kyle - Chicago

Hi! I received my pop toss batting tee today and I'll tell you it was a blast. I went over to the baseball field with my nephew who im teaching to be a complete baseball player. The one thing he could never do for almost 2 years was toss the ball up and hit it with a bat. He just could not do it, missed the ball everytime no matter how much i tried to help him. Well today after 2 hours of hitting baseballs from the tee i could not believe what i saw. He was tossing balls up to try and hit them and HE HIT THEM ALL. That tee actually fixed his timing in less than 2 hours.
Miraculous!!!!

And during my time at the park i had at least 15 people ask me where I got this tee at. And I told them and they were all very impressed including a girls softball team who was watching us hit balls with the tee. I told them all and I believe you will be selling a lot more of these. I thank you very much for this product.

Jason - Pennsylvania

I’m the assistant coach for Park Ridge Lightning travel team. Our girls,12 to14 years old, participated in many suburban league tournaments this summer, 2003. We used the 21st Century batting tee beginning in January of 2003 in preparation for this past season.

The summer of 2002 was our first year of travel team play, and none of our girls had ever played in anything other than the house-league in Park Ridge. We had a tough year in 2002, and while our girls became defensively sound, and our pitchers, from mid-season on, learned how to change speeds and work the inside corner of the plate, our hitters struggled offensively with the following:

Slow hands to the ball.
Long swings.
Upper-cut swings.
Popping the ball up a lot.
Not being able to hit the ball hard.
Inability to hit inside pitches or outside pitches.
Inability to hit change-ups.
No idea as to how to watch the ball when hitting.
Inability to score more than four or five runs per game.

It was no surprise that we couldn’t beat ‘A’ teams and struggled with ‘B’ teams, and we won exactly zero tournaments and finished with 18 wins and 32 losses. Enter the 21st Century tee in January of 2003. We purchased seven tees for our fourteen girls and paired them up. We worked indoors until March. We worked on improving our hitters’ hitting mechanics and teaching our hitters how to hit hard ground balls by staying on top of the ball when hitting [no upper-cut swing and bringing the hands across the face when beginning their swing]. After they mastered the ground balls, we worked on hitting hard line drives through and over the infield by meeting the ball out in front of the front foot, and learning about bat angles.

We won five tournaments out of six and our record was 60-10. We beat top ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams and of the five tournaments we won, one was an ‘A’ beating Oak Park, Skokie, Mount Prospect, St. Charles and teams from all over, including a Wisconsin tournament. We had three girls hit over .500 and our team average was .390, and we averaged eight runs per game.

Home About Us Why Purchase Our Batting Tee Instructions Apparel Balls & Nets Contact Testimonials Careers Press Release Warranty	Testimonials Success Stories I saw your post on discussfastpitch.com. I'm sold on a pop up hitting tee. We currently use Handsback hitter by Swingbuster, but I think your product will be better because you don't have to step on a string to trigger the pop up of the ball. Thanks, Frank - Minnesota Hello, My name is Kyle and I live across the street from Denny Soger who introduced me to the Pop-Toss. I have been playing baseball and softball all my life and have used a lot of the batting tools on the market. When I first saw the Pop-Toss I was so impressed that I bought one, showed it to my friends and took it to the park for practice before games. I have gotten more questions and interest about this machine than any other batting tool I have used and people seem to love it. I would like to become a salesman for the Pop-Toss and create new revenue streams for your product. Please send me the information that I need to get started. I eagerly await your response. Thank you, Kyle - Chicago Hi! I received my pop toss batting tee today and I'll tell you it was a blast. I went over to the baseball field with my nephew who im teaching to be a complete baseball player. The one thing he could never do for almost 2 years was toss the ball up and hit it with a bat. He just could not do it, missed the ball everytime no matter how much i tried to help him. Well today after 2 hours of hitting baseballs from the tee i could not believe what i saw. He was tossing balls up to try and hit them and HE HIT THEM ALL. That tee actually fixed his timing in less than 2 hours. Miraculous!!!! And during my time at the park i had at least 15 people ask me where I got this tee at. And I told them and they were all very impressed including a girls softball team who was watching us hit balls with the tee. I told them all and I believe you will be selling a lot more of these. I thank you very much for this product. Jason - Pennsylvania I’m the assistant coach for Park Ridge Lightning travel team. Our girls,12 to14 years old, participated in many suburban league tournaments this summer, 2003. We used the 21st Century batting tee beginning in January of 2003 in preparation for this past season. The summer of 2002 was our first year of travel team play, and none of our girls had ever played in anything other than the house-league in Park Ridge. We had a tough year in 2002, and while our girls became defensively sound, and our pitchers, from mid-season on, learned how to change speeds and work the inside corner of the plate, our hitters struggled offensively with the following: Slow hands to the ball. Long swings. Upper-cut swings. Popping the ball up a lot. Not being able to hit the ball hard. Inability to hit inside pitches or outside pitches. Inability to hit change-ups. No idea as to how to watch the ball when hitting. Inability to score more than four or five runs per game. It was no surprise that we couldn’t beat ‘A’ teams and struggled with ‘B’ teams, and we won exactly zero tournaments and finished with 18 wins and 32 losses. Enter the 21st Century tee in January of 2003. We purchased seven tees for our fourteen girls and paired them up. We worked indoors until March. We worked on improving our hitters’ hitting mechanics and teaching our hitters how to hit hard ground balls by staying on top of the ball when hitting [no upper-cut swing and bringing the hands across the face when beginning their swing]. After they mastered the ground balls, we worked on hitting hard line drives through and over the infield by meeting the ball out in front of the front foot, and learning about bat angles. We won five tournaments out of six and our record was 60-10. We beat top ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams and of the five tournaments we won, one was an ‘A’ beating Oak Park, Skokie, Mount Prospect, St. Charles and teams from all over, including a Wisconsin tournament. We had three girls hit over .500 and our team average was .390, and we averaged eight runs per game.

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