VR baseball training on Meta Quest aims to create better hitters at home
VR batting practice on Meta Quest lets players take thousands of swings without leaving the house.
WIN Reality's VR training platform helps baseball and softball players improve their hitting skills through virtual practice sessions. The system focuses on developing three key areas: vision, timing and power.
According to the company, players can take as many practice swings in a week using VR as they would during an entire season of traditional training. The realistic, fast-paced virtual environment lets users work on new techniques and mechanics from home.
The platform creates personalized programs based on player age and targets skills that show the quickest improvement potential. Training follows a measure-practice-apply cycle to track progress.
Subscription model on Meta Quest
The app requires a Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S headset and a subscription, with plans starting at $20 per month. Different tiers offer varying levels of content and features.
Key features of the WIN platform include:
- Real-world feel: Players can use their actual baseball bat in VR, maintaining authentic swing mechanics at game speed
- Complete development: Age-appropriate training plans help improve overall skills, technique, knowledge and mental game
- Professional adoption: Major teams, college programs and pro organizations use the platform to develop players at all levels
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