Peak Performance HITTRAX
Peak Performance is proud to offer two HitTrax systems in the facility. HitTrax® is revolutionary technology that focuses on data capture and game simulations while providing powerful performance metrics for hitting, pitching, and catching.
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HitTrax Hitting:
Maximize exit velo and optimize launch angles by capturing real-time metrics and observing results immediately after impact. Swing with purpose.
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Exit Velocity: The measured speed of which the ball leaves the bat after impact.
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Launch Angle: The measured vertical and horizontal angles of the batted ball’s trajectory
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Distance
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Point of Impact: Where did batted ball impact occur in relation to home plate. Did the batter get out in front, or were they late and struck the ball deep in the zone?
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Play Outcome
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Strike Zone Analysis
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High Speed Video w/ integrated metrics
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Spray Chart​ - Multiple Sessions
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Session Data - Exit Velocity, Launch Angle, Distance Hit, Pitch Location Results
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HitTrax Pitching:
Go head-to-head with a batter while simultaneously capturing all pitch and resulting hit metrics. Results matter, so paint the corners and build your arsenal.
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PITCH VELOCITY
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Measured speed of the pitch at home plate, as well as peak/out-of-hand speed.
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PITCH LOCATION
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Where the pitch crossed home plate, broken down into 9 strike zone and 4 outside zone segments.
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LATE BREAK OF PITCH
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Vertical and horizontal movement of a pitch, shown in both side and overhead views.
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PITCH ANGLE
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The angle of the pitch as it crosses home plate.
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BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST
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Throw live At Bats and see how batters stack up against a player’s arsenal of pitches.
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Hittrax Catching:
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POP TIME The time elapsed from the moment the pitch hits the catcher’s mitt, to the moment the 2nd baseman is projected to receive the throw.
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EXCHANGE TIME The time between when the pitch hits the catcher’s glove, to the moment the catcher releases the ball. This is also known as transition time.
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THROW VELOCITY This is a measure of arm strength. At what velocity does the ball travel from the catcher’s hand during a throw down to second base.
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THROW ACCURACY This combination of vertical and horizontal throw angles will determine where the fielder receives the ball, and will greatly factor into the likely outcome.
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LIKELY OUTCOME Pop-time and throwing accuracy, along with projected runner speeds at different playing levels, help predict the effectiveness of a catcher’s performance.
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