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Introducing the Tanner Heavy Batting Tee

As the sports of baseball and softball continue to evolve, our company continues to adjust and improve upon the design and function of the Tanner Tee. Two years ago, we defined a need for a heavier, more stable base that grips the surface and would be a complement to our tried and true Original Tanner Tee. After two years in the development stage, we are excited to introduce the Tanner Heavy - a new upgrade for the Tanner Tee that is set to begin shipping by March 1st, 2016.

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Published: February 10, 2016
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Training: It All Begins with the Best Batting Tee

Whether you are the parent of a child starting tee ball or a professional player, choosing the best batting tee is an integral part of your baseball or softball journey. But how to choose?

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Updated: December 13, 2022
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#1 Way to Easily Adjust Your Tanner Batting Tee Height

When a batting tee becomes stuck at the bottom of its range, it's a result of the friction adjusting parts wearing down internally and no longer having the capacity to support the weight of the tee shaft and the baseball or softball. We've all seen batting tees like this at a training facility or high school cage stuck at one pitch height. In some cases the tee is simply old and has performed admirably to its max capacity - it justifiably needs a batting tee replacement part. In other cases where the tee is stuck after just a few weeks of use, it shows a flaw in the tee.

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Updated: May 22, 2024
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Increase Bat Speed and Hand Strength

The late Joe Tanner was an old-school coach who came up in baseball during the 1950s. Back then training aids were not nearly as available and players used creativity to increase their hand strength. As a kid growing up playing baseball myself, Joe (my grandfather) stressed the importance of hand strength to generate bat head speed. Admittedly, the baseball players of Joe’s era didn't face the same level of pitching (mainly talking about MPH here), nor were they collectively as strong of athletes as what we have today. That’s no dig to their skill as professionals; it’s simply a result of modern-day exercise and physiology combined with human bio-mechanics understanding. Athletes in 2014 can get faster, bigger, and stronger with strength routines designed by exercise professionals with eight years of college and a lot of science to back their programs.

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Published: November 5, 2014
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