Product Proposal of Instructional Baseball Equipment

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In all sports today there are skill-enhancing tools used to perfect a certain

technique. Parents, coaches, and the players use these tools. The sport that uses such

tools the most is Baseball. Many do not know but baseball technique is broken down into

many steps, which allows for the production of many devices. Many of these products

are expensive and not mobile. Mobile meaning you can't bring to the field with you to

practice with. In doing research I found that parents feel baseball products today are

made for use with a professional and the kids were not able to practice with their parents

or friends. I decided to make a device that was simple and inexpensive so the average

Joe could purchase and use my product efficiently.

My company has thought long and hard about this problem. I felt we

needed a light, inexpensive, portable, and easy to use tool. I thought of the most common

device used in practicing baseball and came up with the tee. A good tee now a day's cost

$50-$70 and in made of a very heavy rubber. The tee also has multiple pegs to change

the location of the tee to work on hitting pitches in different locations. As one can see an

average parents would not know the purpose of those other pegs. I decided to make a tee

that would fill everyone's needs and that's when I came up with the "Hand Held Tee".

The Hand Held Tee is exactly what it sounds like, a tee that can be held in the hand of the

instructor. It is 8 ft. long one side with a handled grip the other side the shaft rounds out

into the shape of a baseball. The HHT will be used by instructor holding the stick in the

hitting zone allowing the hitter to strike the round end of the stick.

The stick made out of high quality rubber will merely shake a little. You don't have to go

pick up the ball or pick up the tee if is falls over. With the HHT the users get the best of

everything. The stick only weighs 6 pounds 8oz so its portable, and everyone can use it.

I kept it as simple as possible trying to make a product that is durable, and inexpensive

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