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If you are sick and tired of seeing your competitors getting away with using altered bats, then maybe its time that you took some action. Everyone has heard of bat corking and this was done to wooden bats in years past. However; new technologies have arrived at the table and this means that you can now have a high tech, altered bat created that can deliver up to forty extra feet to your hits.

A Professionally Shaved Bat

Bat rolling is no big deal any more and it is legal. It can't be detected and will deliver some level of results. However; if real results are what you are after, then what you need to look into is a shaved bat. A shaved bat is a bat that has had its walls thinned from the inside by way of a sanding process.

Outfield Hits Become Home Runs

First the bat is rolled and then the end cap is removed. Then precision instruments are used to evenly sand off a precise layer of the inner walls of the bat. The result is a bat with a sweet spot that you can almost taste and good outfield base hits converted instantly into home runs.

A professionally Juiced Bat

You can shave your own bat if you wish, using a barrel sanding device and  drill with a long extension. However; it will never deliver the kind of results that a top quality, professional, precision shave job will. Also, because a home job will inevitably be uneven and leave grooves inside the bat, it can't be expected to last as long as a good professionally juiced bat will.

Step Up Your Game

Its now easier then ever before to find out all that you need to know about altered bats, because there are a number of online sources for juiced bats and all sorts of information about them. So, if you are ready to step up your game, now is thew time to look into acquiring a professionally tuned juiced bat.



By: Josephine Maxten

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