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I purchased the personal pitcher for my son when he was 4. Initially, I thought it was a little pre-mature but he adjusted well to the soft toss within a week or so. We used it for 3 years and decided at 7 years old we would upgrade to the Max BP Pro. It has taken a little time of get used to all the settings and adjustments on the MaxBP compared to the Personal Pitcher, however, the options and amount of variation are unlimited with the MaxBP. When I play back back videos, it is incredible how much this trains the eyes and following the ball. Fielding, pop ups, and hitting. The overall quality of the machine, accessories and warranty are unmatched. My son uses it daily and it really shows when he gets on the field with other kids.
Jarod · 8 days ago
Awesome Training Tool
My kids are 5 and 7 years old. We mostly stay on the soft toss speed for now, but they love it! (except the clean up afterward lol) They love the pop-up attachment. The amount of extra reps we're putting in is a real game-changer for both of them! We've only had it for maybe a month, but it's already been worth the investment in our household.
Chris · June 23, 2026
Hot New Yoy
Me and my kids have been going to the fields for years. We would work on defense first, then hitting, My kids were always above average hitters on there travel teams.Doing all kind of drillls with wiffle balls , tennis balls,heavy balls , and last I would pitch them the little wiffle balls . We would always play for a candy ,ice cream or money, making it real competitive.I saw the add for this machine and I had to get it . When I was a kid me and my buds would play tape ball, foil ball and wiffle ball all day long. I know that reps are a key tool for hand eye coordination. Now having the machines I can hit with them and have a good time hitting bombs. The big kid comes out at 50 years old still , thanks for the machine and memories.
Dan · June 20, 2026




