The Smart Coach model used in this comparison comes in at $399. Along with its small, compact size and not needing to be calibrated, the app is just another feature that makes this radar gun appealing.
This is done with the app that connects to the Pocket Radar Smart Coach model. So widespread in fact that he uses his publicity to promote amateur pitchers with a new Twitter handle, On most of the videos pitchers post, there is an overlay of a velocity reading. If you pay attention to MLB games or baseball twitter, you might have heard of Rob Friedman AKA His GIFs of pitchers throwing filth have become widespread. This unit is also used by some scouts and many pro trainers and coaches. The Pocket Radar app allows you to overlay velocity on a video The Pro II is the model most scouts use, while the Sport 2 is the more portable and cost-friendly consumer product. The two Stalker guns used in this experiment were the Pro II and Sport 2 coming in at $1,250 and $499, respectively. The price of the gun reflects that reputation too. They are often considered the gold standard of radar guns, boasting their accuracy, and when they are calibrated right, they are hard to beat.
Scouts love them and law enforcement trusts them. It’s a long one, so settle in, and let’s get down to business. This is the article in the Radar Gun Fun series you have been waiting for. With that base information, I can now move on to the fun part: comparing radar guns and in which situations each can be useful. Then I moved on to how errors and interference can affect otherwise accurate readings. The first logical step was to understand the components and how they operate. I brought this philosophy to radar guns, which sparked this series of articles.
To truly understand things we must investigate, question, and research.
That is when you turn into the guy that just repeats things that have been heard over time. Just because we know something, doesn’t mean we truly understand it. This quote by Albert Einstein fuels my belief as a coach. Demystifying the Radar Gun: Comparing Radar Systems
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