Optimal setup
Set up your TAG One 10–15 feet from the mound, batter, or net to track pitch speed and exit velocity.
TAG One uses Doppler radar to measure ball motion by emitting radio waves that reflect off baseballs in flight. For best results, align the front of the device (with the blue “TAG” logo) directly with the ball's path, whether you're capturing throws, swings, or both. Avoid tilting the device too far up or down, and if you notice missed readings, simply back up a few feet.
TAG One can be placed in front of or behind the action to track both incoming and outgoing speeds with precision.
Flexibility
TAG One’s directional filtering allows you to capture pitch speed and exit velocity with precision, adding flexibility on where you place the device.
To capture both pitch and hit data, position TAG One behind the catcher to track incoming pitches and outgoing hits in the same flight path.
Alternatively, setting the device behind the pitcher is ideal for capturing clean pitch speed data.
Both locations are also perfect for measuring incoming and outgoing throws, like catcher throwdowns to second base following a pitch, making TAG One a powerful tool for evaluating complete defensive sequences.
