Elite 9-Grid Strike Zone Pitching Target
The Elite 9-Grid Strike Zone Pitching Target delivers the most comprehensive baseball pitch location training available. At 46 inches tall by 40 inches wide, this full-coverage baseball pitching target maps the entire strike zone with nine distinct colored pockets that replicate game-realistic targeting scenarios used by professional baseball organizations.
Complete Baseball Command Development System
The nine-zone grid allows baseball pitchers to work specific game plans: attacking the bottom third against power hitters, working away to opposite-field hitters, or painting the black on both edges. Each color-coded pocket serves as a precise aiming point for developing elite baseball location skills.
Professional-Grade Construction for Baseball
Championship-level 2-inch steel tubing forms the frame, designed to withstand the punishment of high-volume baseball training programs. Military-grade 2-inch padding maintains structural integrity and visual clarity season after season, whether you are a college baseball program throwing 100+ pitches per bullpen or a professional academy running back-to-back sessions.
Full Baseball Strike Zone Coverage
The 46x40 inch dimensions cover the complete strike zone, allowing baseball pitchers to practice every location they will need in game situations. This is the size used by baseball programs serious about developing professional-caliber command.
Adjustable Height for All Pitchers
Three position height adjustment accommodates different pitching styles and athlete sizes. The system ensures proper target alignment for effective baseball training regardless of who is on the mound.
Elite 9-Grid Strike Zone Pitching Target Specifications
- Dimensions: 46 inches high x 40 inches wide
- Frame: 2-inch championship-grade steel tubing
- Padding: 2-inch military-grade
- Height Positions: 3 adjustable settings
- Target Zones: 9 color-coded pockets
Who This Baseball Pitching Target Is For
The Elite 9-Grid Strike Zone Target fits college baseball programs, professional academies, elite travel ball organizations, serious pitchers training for next-level competition, and facilities that demand maximum durability from their baseball training equipment.