The app is a physics-based puzzle game where players control a former baseball star. The goal is to knock out targets across over 100 levels using baseballs and explosive chain reactions.
Analyze sports techniques with frame-by-frame scrubbing and comparison. Draw on videos to highlight movements. Share annotated clips with coaches or teammates. Sync with devices to record and review sessions.
Follow live games and read in-depth analyses of local teams. Track player stats and prospect rankings. Get updates on travel ball events and college recruitment news. Share articles and comment on game highlights.
Play a with simple tap and swipe controls to swing and hit fastballs. Create and customize player . Compete against different pitchers with varied difficulty levels. Track progress and unlock new content through gameplay.
Measure ball speed by tapping twice: first when the ball is thrown, then when it is caught. Calculate speed based on distance and time. Ideal for enthusiasts without a speed gun.
Record video of a with the pitcher and catcher. Select frames when the ball is released and when it crosses the plate. Adjust distance settings for different leagues. Calculate manually using the recorded frames.
Keep score during games with real-time updates and customizable settings. Track ball-strike counts and outs. Share game summaries via email or live tweet. Export score data and manage team information.
Record training sessions using a FlightScope radar for accurate data and automatically trimmed video. View data in multiple formats to focus on specific areas for improvement.
Use to practice cue sports with real-time feedback and shot tracking. Select drills for speed control, shotmaking, and positional play. Receive AI-powered analysis and adjust technique based on performance data.
Avoid the name and focus on features. the summary: "Tap to dodge enemies like soccer players, ninjas, and sumo wrestlers. Track time remaining as the tries to catch up. Complete levels by avoiding attacks and progressing through stages."