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Its a fact. More and more people are using juiced bats and they are getting more and more clever at using them. A good high quality juiced bat can add as much as forty feet to your average hit, so its easy to see how good base hits can become home runs with the right bat. You certainly don’t want to use one every time, but at the same time, it doesn’t hurt to have a secret weapon in your arsenal.

Rolled and Shaved

When you are talking about juiced bats, what you really are talking about is rolled and shaved bats. A  rolled bat is legal and impossible to detect any way. However; it won’t deliver the type of results that good quality rolled and shaved bat will.

Precision Results

Shaving a bat does require a measurable level of expertise, along with some specialized equipment. The inside walls have to be perfectly even and shaved in a way that delivers maximum spring. Going at a bat with a barrel sanding attachment on the end of a drill extension will work, but it won’t deliver precision fine tuned results.

Cheap Work for Less that Optimal Results

Also, a bat shaved this way will inevitably have weak spots in its sides, so it can’t be expected to last as long as a bat that has been precision shaved by a professional. So in the end, any savings from an amateur juiced bat will disappear when the bat cracks before its time.

A New Scientific Understanding

The good news, is that there are now professionals who have studied the dynamics of juiced bats and have gained a new scientific understanding of the precise physics that is involved in creating the optimal rolled and shaved bat. They now offer their services online and you would be well advised to seek their council on the topic before you make any purchase.



By: Josephine Maxten

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This article was written by Josephine Maxten. I have a website where you can find the very best information on Juiced Bats as well as Juice Your Bat.



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