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Fungo & Training Bats

Shop your selection of training and fungo bats

 

At B45, we have a wide range of practice bats to suit everyone’s needs, from the players to the coaches. Our high-quality fungo bats are designed to help coaches hit ground balls and fly balls with ease, making training sessions more efficient and productive. More than ever, players are training like the pros and doing everything they can to master the art of hitting and make sure their skills stay sharp. Our extensive training bats lineup is here for that.

 

Popular training Bats

We offer a variety of models, including flat, one-hand, skinny bats, two-hand, overload, underload, and short bats, everything, of course, in our top of the line yellow birch. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect trainer for your  needs. Our popular practice bats include the following models:

 

Flat bat

This bat features a barrel that’s been shaved done on both sides, making both those faces flat,  with a flared knob at the bottom. The flat design of the bat makes it the perfect training tool for players looking to improve their launch angle. With this tool, you’ll be able to quickly understand why you’ve been hitting so many grounders and work to improve your swing. 

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Two-Hand Trainer

Trying to work on your swing, improve your bat speed or both? The Two-Hand Trainer is a tool you will love. With an approximate weight ratio of +12, its extra weight on the knob and above the hands forces the correct use of the body and hand placement. If you're swinging the right way, you won’t feel the extra weight and be able to whip the barrel through the strike zone with ease. If not, you'II feel every extra oz of that training bat.  

 

Overload Bat

Overload bat is the staple of every bat speed improvement. Using it routinely will develop fast fiber muscle and increase explosion through the strike zone. It can be used during live BP as this bat is as durable as any. There are so many ways to use it, it’s impossible to list them all. Main point is that the Overload bat is the most versatile tool, and one of the most important for batters of any level to reach the next level. For even better and faster results, try including some Underload bat swings in your routine.

 

Underload Bat

The Underload goes hand in hand with our Overload bat, and both can easily be added to your batting practice routine. Lighter than your regular bat, you will be able to improve the speed of your swing by strengthening the slow fibers of your muscles. This Training bat isn’t meant for live batting practice. Use it with front/side toss or with a tee. 

 

Short Bat

Trying to work on your swing, improve your bat speed or both? The Two-Hand Trainer is a tool you will love. Available in sizes 30" to 34" with a weight ratio of +12, its extra weight on the knob and above the hands forces the correct use of the body and hand placement. If you're swinging the right way, it won't feel heavy, if not, you'II feel every extra oz of that training bat.  

 

One-hand bat

One-hand bats are designed to be used with one hand, making them the perfect training tool for players looking to isolate a hand to improve path and explosion. . The bat has a short, lightweight design that makes it easy to swing with one hand. One-hand bats are a great way to develop your hand strength and improve your hand's path.

 

Skinny bat

Skinny bats are designed to help players improve their hand-eye coordination and overall swing. The bat has a long, skinny design that makes it the perfect training tool for players looking to improve their bat speed. The lightweight design of the bat makes it easy to swing, allowing players to focus on developing their bat speed and overall swing.

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Yellow birch Fungo Bats

Yellow birch is a popular wood for baseball bats because it's strong, flexible, and has a high strength-to-weight ratio. Our yellow birch fungo bats are made from high-quality yellow birch, making them durable and long-lasting. They're lightweight, easy to control, and perfect for hitting ground balls and fly balls.

 

What is a fungo bat ?

Fungo bats are specially designed to help baseball and softball coaches efficiently hit ground balls and fly balls during training sessions. They're longer and lighter than regular bats, making them easier to control and swing. Their unique design allows coaches to hit accurate ground balls and fly balls, helping players improve their fielding skills. Fungo bats are also great for hitting infield and outfield drills, making training sessions more efficient and productive.

 

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Knob Type refers literally to knob’s shape and dimension. While some are completely square, others are a bit bigger: flared, or even tapered. Choice depends solely on comfort of the hitter. B243v’ knob, on the picture, is flared.

Handle Size directly influences bat’s balance and durability. The bigger it is, the more weight is held closer to the hands. A big handle is also synonym of durability as it’s the focal point of any tension or vibration in a bat. Handle size should also vary according to hitter’s comfort. Standard size is around 0.93”.

Barrel Size influences even more the balance. The bigger it is, the more end-loaded the bat will be. On the contrary, smaller barrels will tend to have much more balance. Barrel Shape also tend to vary. Some have cylinder shape while others are tapered. Most of them are in-between, having a tapered part followed by a varying-length cylinder.

Bat Feel refers to the bat's center of gravity, which is influenced by the size of its handle and barrel. End-loaded bats require more power to generate a quick whip through the strike zone, and controlling their big barrels demands greater strength. In contrast, bats with smaller barrels have their center of gravity closer to the hands, making them feel lighter and easier to control. Ultimately, it’s about how the bat's weight is distributed. There aren’t good or bad models—just ones that are better suited to each swing.