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What Does is the "Drop" Weight? How Do I Know What is Best for My Player?

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Published by Cruz Herr, Marketing What is the Drop Weight of a Baseball Bat? The drop weight of a baseball bat is the difference between the length of the bat in inches and the weight of the bat in ounces. For example, a 30-inch, 20-ounce bat has a drop weight of -10. This means that the bat is 10 ounces lighter than it is long. On Axe Bats you can find the length and weight of your bat.  The drop weight is important because it affects the balance of the bat. A bat with a lower drop weight will be...

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Axe Bat Slowpitch 2023: Technical Details

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While Axe Bat is no stranger to slowpitch softball, one thing is for certain, the 2023 Axe Bat slowpitch lineup is turning some heads… and for good reason.  While previous model iterations have provided ample performance and durability, specifically dating back to 2021, new regulations in the industry have allowed an opportunity to capitalize on years of research and development, and create a lineup of bats currently topping the industry in barrel performance.

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Axe Bat is the Official Bat of Babe Ruth & Cal Ripken

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Babe Ruth League is excited to introduce Axe Bat as our Official Baseball and Softball Bat for the 2023 season! 

 Axe Bat’s mission is to create the world’s best bat for the player’s swing. From tee ball to Pro MVP’s, Axe Bat utilizes today’s latest technology to design bats to maximize every player’s potential at the plate.  

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MOI or Moment of Inertia: What Is It?

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The prevalence of the term “MOI”, an abbreviation for “Moment of Inertia”, has become much more prevalent in today’s world of baseball and golf specifically. But what exactly does this term mean, and how does it relate to your baseball bat?

MOI is an engineering metric used to quantify the rotational inertia of an object – or the object’s tendency to resist angular rotation.  In this sense, it is similar to the concept of torque, and is measured in respect to a single “pivot” point.  In the case of bats, the pivot point is the hitter’s hands, and thus, all MOI measurements are calculated from a single point (6.0” from the tip of the knob) that approximates the central axis of an average hitter’s hands during the swing.

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Six of Our Favorite Baseball Books for Players

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There are many great books that can be helpful for baseball players, regardless of their level of experience. Here are some of the best baseball books for players. We'll start with the Science of Hitting by Ted Williams since he was the pioneer to use an Axe in training. 

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