Fungo bats take on a variety of forms. Most of them are shorter and easier to swing with one hand. Some are even racket shaped for the less coordinated coach.
Fungo Bats
The baseball bats. These can be swung with one hand to free the other for tossing the ball up in the air.
* A fungo family. It has a short barrel and a square knob.
* Coach fungo bats are shorter and have a flared knob requiring less wrist action.
* Infield fungos are less bulb shaped and even shorter than pro fungos, so is harder to hit outside of the infield.
* Fungo racquets are perfect for coaches who have trouble hitting with any accuracy with a traditional bat.
Training Bats
There are tons of training bats that are advertised to improve your hitting form and accuracy. The only way to know if these bats really work is to try them out for yourself.
*sweet spot training bat is very narrow except on the sweet spot, forcing you to hit with the most powerful part of the bat.
*practice balls though.
Top Sellers
Here are some of the most popular fungo and training bats on the market.
