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SwingIQ

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AI Baseball Swing Analysis
— Exit Velocity to Bat Path

Import HitTrax, Rapsodo, or Blast Motion data. Upload a swing video. Get instant AI diagnosis of your swing faults and a targeted drill plan — free.

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How Baseball Swing Analysis Works

  1. 1

    Import Your Data

    Connect HitTrax, Rapsodo, or Blast Motion. Or upload a screenshot from any device.

  2. 2

    AI Identifies Faults

    The system compares your EV, launch angle, bat speed, and attack angle to level-appropriate benchmarks.

  3. 3

    Drill & Improve

    Get specific drills for your pattern — whether it's early extension, casting, or a steep attack angle.

Hitting Metrics SwingIQ Analyzes

All metrics are benchmarked by age group and competition level — from youth rec to professional.

  • Exit Velocity

    Ball speed off the bat. Primary indicator of hard-hit contact quality.

  • Launch Angle

    Vertical angle of the batted ball. 10–20° = line drives, 25–35° = home run trajectory.

  • Bat Speed

    Barrel speed through the zone. Foundation of exit velocity.

  • Attack Angle

    Upward swing path in degrees. Affects launch angle and ball flight.

  • Time to Contact

    Milliseconds from first move to contact. Shorter = more time to read pitches.

  • On-Plane %

    How often bat path matches pitch plane. Higher = more consistent contact.

  • Spray Angle

    Pull/push tendency. Identifies pitch coverage gaps.

  • Distance

    Projected distance of the batted ball based on EV and LA.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What baseball hitting metrics does SwingIQ track?
SwingIQ tracks exit velocity, launch angle, distance, bat speed, attack angle, time to contact, hand speed, spray angle, and on-plane percentage. Data can come from HitTrax, Rapsodo, Blast Motion, Diamond Kinetics, or manual entry.
What is a good exit velocity for high school baseball?
A solid benchmark for high school hitters is 85–90+ mph EV. College-level players typically target 90–95 mph. Professional-level hitters average 92+ mph, with elite hitters exceeding 105 mph.
What launch angle should I target in baseball?
For maximum hard-hit authority, most coaches target a 10–20° launch angle for line drives and hard grounders. Optimal home run launch angles are 25–35°. Anything above 40° typically results in pop-ups.
Can SwingIQ help me fix a casting or long swing?
Yes. SwingIQ analyzes attack angle, time to contact, and hand path to identify casting, looping, and long-to-the-ball patterns. Targeted drills address each fault.
Is SwingIQ useful for youth baseball players?
Yes. SwingIQ adjusts benchmarks by age and skill level. Parents and coaches can track development over time and generate age-appropriate drill progressions.

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