US20250262500
2025-08-21
Human necessities
A63B69/0002
The invention is a pitch training device that integrates real-time tracking, analysis, and feedback to enhance pitching performance. It attaches to a mechanical exercise training system (METS) and includes a baseball simulator connected via an attachment rod. Advanced sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers track key metrics like speed, direction, trajectory, and spin rate. A wireless module sends data to an external device for real-time feedback through a dedicated app. The METS adjusts resistance based on performance, aiding both training and rehabilitation.
This device is designed for sports training, specifically improving pitching mechanics in baseball and softball. It offers real-time data feedback and analysis to enhance technique and support rehabilitation. The system uses mechanical exercise systems combined with sensor technology and wireless communication to track pitching mechanics effectively.
Existing pitching devices focus on improving strength and accuracy but lack integrated tracking and feedback systems. Current tools like weighted balls or resistance bands don't provide real-time data or accurate replication of pitching motions, limiting their effectiveness. Pitching machines focus on batters rather than pitchers, while rehab tools lack precision for effective recovery monitoring.
The device provides real-time feedback and detailed data to refine techniques instantly, eliminating trial-and-error learning. It supports rehabilitation by offering controlled resistance and progress tracking, especially beneficial for injury recovery. The consistent resistance ensures natural motion during pitching. Seamless integration with external devices allows users to review performance data post-session for continuous improvement.