Smart Coach Pocket Radar on tripod with iPhone using the tripod accessory sold separately.Ĭontinue reading “Pocket Radar Review: Smart Coach” Author Posted on OctoDecemCategories Product Reviews Tags pitching lessons, product reviews, softball Leave a comment on Pocket Radar Review: Smart Coach 3 things that can make a great pitcher look, well… not so great The intent of this post is to give a broad overview and to evaluate the product’s worthiness priced at $399, and base any recommendation off of my testing. There’s a lot of information and tips on different ways to use the device out there, but that is not the intent of this post. I put some time into a Smart Coach Pocket Radar review because I’ve spent a few months testing it out directly in my softball pitching and hitting lessons. It was designed for use by law enforcement to give a pocket-size device for use to check traffic speeds. The red button Pocket Radar, for your information, turns out was never designed for tracking softball pitch or bat speed. Having used the original red button Pocket Radar for years and frequently getting frustrated with trying to catch in one hand and time holding the red button down (while timing when the pitcher’s arm was in the 12 o’clock position) in the other it will come as no shock that I was ready to try something new. It hooks up to an app, which records video and ties the video to the speed of pitch or exit velocity of a softball off a bat!.
You can now power it with a 5 volt USB battery pack or plug it into an A/C wall outlet with a USB cube.Two significant changes in the newest Pocket Radar, called the Smart Coach Radar are:
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