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What's the quickest way to improve your
swing? There's no better way than the QuickSwing,
invented by Jake Mauer II, father of 2006 American League batting
champion Joe Mauer. The QuickSwing uses a unique delayed gravity-drop design
to help batters develop greater bat speed, hand-eye coordination,
reflexes, and muscle memory.
Its
innovative design promotes a short, compact
swing,
which is essential for effectively hitting a baseball or softball. Quickswing
is the premiere batting aid for players of all ages and abilities.
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Developed
for and proven by the #1 overall draft choice, Joe Mauer, the
Quickswing
is guaranteed to improve your swing. Here are just a few of the
Quickswing
benefits:
- Improves
hand-eye coordination, reflexes, muscle memory, and timing.
- Right
or left-handed hitters can operate it individually or with a partner.
Has
an extra hole for coaches or partners to drop the ball.
- Adjustable
dial allows you to increase or decrease level of difficulty.
- Great
substitute for “soft toss” and the batting tee.
- Adjustable
to different heights
- Foldable
for easy storage and transport.
- Includes
a proven 12 Step Hitting Process guaranteed to help increase your
batting
average.
- This new
automated model will take up to 12 baseballs (or 8 softballs) and
cycle them out every 5-6 seconds.
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The QUICKSWING

(ITEM QUICKSWING)
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Jake Mauer II has come a long way with
a product that he invented to help
his three sons learn to hit a baseball more consistently. With the
weather
conditions in Minnesota, Mauer felt that his boys weren’t getting
enough
swings during the weather-shortened baseball season. “We had to come up
with a tool that could be used indoors. With the Quickswing, weather is
no longer a factor in getting your cuts in,” Mauer points out. He had
no
idea that his original “contraption” made out of PVC pipe, a coffee
can,
and cement would someday revolutionize conventional baseball training
aids,
and become the fastest growing training aid on the market today. Many
high
schools, colleges, youth associations, and thousands of individual
players
across the country use the Quickswing in their daily training regimens.
They all have one common goal in mind – to become better hitters!! The
Quickswing is a very simple idea with a very unique twist. It allows
you
to take batting practice by yourself, while hitting a moving ball.
In case you are wondering
if Jake’s
sons ever did become better hitters:
Joe Mauer was the #1
overall player
selected by the Minnesota Twins in the 2001 Major League Baseball
draft.
He was drafted out of Cretin-Derham High School where his batting
average
was .605 and where he only struck out one time in his entire high
school
career.
Jake Mauer was drafted by
the Minnesota
Twins in the 23rd round of the Major League Baseball’s 2001 draft. He
led
the University of St. Thomas to the NCAA Division III National
Championship
in 2001 and runner-up in 1999 & 2000. He batted .449 with a school
record 84 hits and a team best 58 RBI’s in 2001, which earned him MIAC
Player of the Year and MVP.
Billy Mauer is currently
a pitcher
at Concordia University in St. Paul, MN where he is almost certain to
be
drafted after the 2003 season. Pro Scouts have clocked his fastball at
over 90 mph (Somebody had to throw batting practice).
ARTICLE
Mauer's Quickswing
Makes Better
Batters
Homemade System That
Developed
Minnesota Twins' Top Prospect Now Available To Public
ST. PAUL, MN (May 13,
2003) - Mauer's
Quickswing, a revolutionary new batting/training aid developed for, and
proven by, Minnesota Twins top prospect Joe Mauer, is now available to
the public. Also endorsed by hall of fame candidate, Paul Molitor, the
Quickwing was developed to improve the hitting skills of young baseball
and softball players across the country. The Quickswing, invented by
Jake
Mauer II (Joe’s father), helped develop Joe Mauer into one of the best
hitters ever in the state of Minnesota.
"The secret of the
Quickswing is
that its simple concept allows a player to take batting practice by
himself/herself
and still be hitting a moving ball," said Jake Mauer, II. "The
Quickswing
enables a player to improve on the fundamentals of sound hitting - bat
speed, hand-eye coordination, and proper weight distribution - while
training
indoors or outdoors. Joe became a better hitter because of the time he
spent alone perfecting his swing."
Made of industrial-grade
steel tubing
and injected-molded plastic, the Quickswing can be positioned to drop
the
ball within any part of the strike zone. Real baseballs and softballs
or
plastic balls can be used in the Quickswing. Its adjustable end-dial
enables
a player to increase or decrease difficulty to simulate various
pitching
speeds. When a player is done using it, the Quickswing folds down for
easy
transport and storage. Each unit comes with a 12-step hitting guide to
help the user become a better hitter.
"The thing I like best
about the
Quickswing is that I can use it all year round,” says Joe Mauer. “Even
if you’re rained out, you can still get your cuts in."
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