Batting Practice Tips
• We recommend that this toy be used outdoors on a non-paved surface, such as grass or sand.
• We recommend that this toy be used outdoors on a non-paved surface, such as grass or sand.
• Be sure that when your child is batting, there are no other children in or around the batting area, including directly in front of the tee.
• Be sure that when your child is batting, there are no other children in or around the batting area, including directly in front of the tee.
• This toy is designed for use with plastic balls and a plastic bat (both included). It is not designed for use with wooden or metal bats, or
• This toy is designed for use with plastic balls and a plastic bat (both included). It is not designed for use with wooden or metal bats, or
regulation baseballs or softballs. Use of these balls and bats may damage this toy.
regulation baseballs or softballs. Use of these balls and bats may damage this toy.
• Hold the bat with hands together, about one or two inches from the knob at the end of the bat.
• Hold the bat with hands together, about one or two inches from the knob at the end of the bat.
-Right handed batters should have the right hand on top of the left hand.
-Right handed batters should have the right hand on top of the left hand.
-Left handed batters should have the left hand on top of the right hand.
-Left handed batters should have the left hand on top of the right hand.
• Stand with feet about shoulder width apart.
• Stand with feet about shoulder width apart.
• When hitting from the tee, stand close enough to hit the ball comfortably. Look at the ball and swing with a smooth and level motion.
• When hitting from the tee, stand close enough to hit the ball comfortably. Look at the ball and swing with a smooth and level motion.
Play Ball!
• Remove the plastic screw ball from
the tee.
• Place a plastic ball on the tee.
• Swing the bat. Use the tee topper as
a guide to help hit the ball.
Intermediate
Hit the ball off the tee!
• Remove the tee topper from the tee.
• Place a plastic ball on the tee.
• Swing the bat to hit the ball off the tee.
Advanced
Hit the ball all by yourself!
Beginner
Take a practice swing!
• Fit the plastic screw ball into the top of
the tee and twist to secure in place.
• Use the tee topper as a guide to practice
swinging the bat.
Storage
• Put the plastic screw ball in the hole in the base. Put one plastic ball on the tee, and the other in the groove on the base of the tee.
• Stand the bat up in the large hole in the back of the base.
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Batting Practice Tips
• We recommend that this toy be used outdoors on a non-paved surface, such as grass or sand.
• Be sure that when your child is batting, there are no other children in or around the batting area, including directly in front of the tee.
• This toy is designed for use with plastic balls and a plastic bat (both included). It is not designed for use with wooden or metal bats, or
regulation baseballs or softballs. Use of these balls and bats may damage this toy.
• Hold the bat with hands together, about one or two inches from the knob at the end of the bat.
-Right handed batters should have the right hand on top of the left hand.
-Left handed batters should have the left hand on top of the right hand.
• Stand with feet about shoulder width apart.
• When hitting from the tee, stand close enough to hit the ball comfortably. Look at the ball and swing with a smooth and level motion.
