Train at Home
ATEC's full line of personal training equipment allows players to develop their skills right in their own backyard. Products such as pitching and soft-toss machines, tee's, screen's and even cages gives players and parents the option of what set-up is right for them. With an unlimited number of spaces in backyards across the country, ATEC training products can be used in hundreds of different set-ups and layouts, which gives player's the option: Which one is right for you?
10' X 10'
The key to becoming a better player is personal training. ATEC's personal training equipment makes this possible in the constrained, yet most popular field in the world, your backyard! With a space as small as 10 ft. by 10 ft., even the most seasoned professional can hone their skills to reach the next level. Below are some recommendations of possible set-ups for an area with the size of 10'x10'.
Set-up #1:
- Catch Net (AT4850)
- Tuffy Multi Tee (AT7377)
- Pro Ball Basket (AT8009) filled with the real baseballs or softballs
The Tuffy MultiTee is set-up just in front of the Catch Net. The hitter refines their swing with the repetition of hitting balls into the net.
Set-up #2:
- Oversize Multi-Sport Net (AT4020)
- Varsity Multi-Position Tee (AT7028)
- Tuffy Dimpled Baseballs/Softballs (AT0380/AT0387)
The Varsity Multi-Position Tee is set-up in front of the Oversize Multi-Sport Net. The hitter practices their swing with the repetition of hitting the dimpled balls into the net.
Set-up #3:
- Batting Practice Screen (AT2061)
- Ultimate Soft Toss Machine (AT2347)
- Panel Softball/Baseball (AT2003)/(AT2004)
The Ultimate Soft Toss Machine is set-up in front of the Batting Practice Screen. With the timed mechanism on the machine, which toss' the balls routinely at set intervals, the hitter works on refining their swing by hitting balls into the net as well as hitting specific panels of the ball denoted by color. The hitter may also hit any part of the ball, calling out the color of the ball.
40' X 10'
Enough space for your own personal batting cage! The ideal amount of space to fit one of ATEC's Back Yard cage's and take swings against a machine. There is no better way to simulate game like situations, than facing real heat or devastating curves, from any of the machines in the ATEC arsenal. Pitchers can also get they work in with this space, and work on locating the high and tight fastball or the 0-2 curve on the black.
Set-up #1:
- 40' Back Yard Cage (AT4010)
- Pitcher's L-Screen (AT7542)
- Radius 270° Baseball/Softball Machine (AT8801)
With the Radius 270° set-up at about 35-38 ft., hitters drill fastballs at 65 mph (feels like 90 mph from 60' 6"), or work on taking the dirty deuce the other way. All that's needed is a partner and a bucket of balls (real or dimpled), and players' are on their way.
Set-up #2:
- 70' Back Yard Cage (AT7010)
- Pitcher's L-Screen (AT7542)
- Axis Baseball or Softball Machine (AT2001/AT2002)
Sixty feet six inches mean sixty feet six inches. There's no faking it with the 70' Back Yard Cage. If you got the space, flaunt it. Players' can work on their timing, tracking, and ball drilling with the Axis delivering accurate pitch after pitch up to 70 mph. All day long.
Set-up #3:
- 40' Back Yard Cage (AT4010)
- Softball Screen (AT7562)
- Hitting Streak Softball (AW4802)
The perfect set-up for any softball player at any level. Player's can work on hitting the drop, riser, or slider that the Hitting Streak is known for. Since the Hitting Streak exclusively throws the SFT balls, players don't have to worry about their game bat wearing down or denting.
70' X 10'
Enough space for your own personal batting cage! The ideal amount of space to fit one of ATEC's Back Yard cage's and take swings against a machine. There is no better way to simulate game like situations, than facing real heat or devastating curves, from any of the machines in the ATEC arsenal. Pitchers can also get they work in with this space, and work on locating the high and tight fastball or the 0-2 curve on the black.
Set-up #1:
- 40' Back Yard Cage (AT4010)
- Pitcher's L-Screen (AT7542)
- Radius 270° Baseball/Softball Machine (AT8801)
With the Radius 270° set-up at about 35-38 ft., hitters drill fastballs at 65 mph (feels like 90 mph from 60' 6"), or work on taking the dirty deuce the other way. All that's needed is a partner and a bucket of balls (real or dimpled), and players' are on their way.
Set-up #2:
- 70' Back Yard Cage (AT7010)
- Pitcher's L-Screen (AT7542)
- Axis Baseball or Softball Machine (AT2001/AT2002)
Sixty feet six inches mean sixty feet six inches. There's no faking it with the 70' Back Yard Cage. If you got the space, flaunt it. Players' can work on their timing, tracking, and ball drilling with the Axis delivering accurate pitch after pitch up to 70 mph. All day long.
Set-up #3:
- 40' Back Yard Cage (AT4010)
- Softball Screen (AT7562)
- Hitting Streak Softball (AW4802)
The perfect set-up for any softball player at any level. Player's can work on hitting the drop, riser, or slider that the Hitting Streak is known for. Since the Hitting Streak exclusively throws the SFT balls, players don't have to worry about their game bat wearing down or denting.
Pitching Practice
Not only can hitter's get their reps in the backyard, but pitcher's can train just as hard in the same amount of space. ATEC's Target Screen allows pitcher's of any level work on what scouts say separate the best from the rest, "locating pitches". Pick a number, any number, and hit it. Again. Again. Again...
- Pro Pitcher's Screen with Stand (AT2074)
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