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The Softball Toe Tunnel is an accessory to the Softball Power Drive which trains pitchers not to heel drag as they drive off the mound rubber. This is a great training tool for pitchers who have the habit of rolling over their ankle and foot into a heel drag position. Heel drag acts like a boat anchor, reducing power from the stronger lower body and pitch velocity. Power Drive Performance and Winning Pitchers professional trainers designed it in lessons for over a year. Amanda Scarborough, Texas A&M two-time All-American, and Denise Davis, owner of Planet Fastpitch, also tested the Softball Toe Tunnel in lessons. The result was the perfect design, size and placement to correct a pitcher's heel drag.
FEATURES
- Placement of the Softball Toe Tunnel was designed specifically to be in front of the rubber at the toe touch point and extend out where heel drag occurs
- Softball Toe Tunnel locks into the Softball Power Drive's US patented mount channel
- Two Softball Toe Tunnel models were designed for age-appropriate training and practice reinforcement: a Youth/High School model and a Collegiate model
- The Youth/High School design supports proper training for less experienced pitchers with a narrower, longer and higher design. This also supports smaller foot sizes. Training area dimensions are 7" L x 5 3/4" W x 5" H
- The Collegiate model is designed for experienced pitchers with a lower profile, shorter length and larger width to accommodate a larger foot size. Training area dimensions are 5" L x 6 1/2" W x 3 3/4" H
- All Power Drive Performance training aids are designed through thousands of lessons to allow proper practice to learn skills that increase game performance
- Softball Toe Tunnel is made 100% in the USA of American-produced steel
- Both models are available in metal or turf for use with cleats
- Both are available in silver or black and come with a 5-year warranty
The best for your training to assure success on the softball diamond!
Learn the mechanics: read our guide, How to Improve Lower Body Pitching Mechanics in Softball.