Speed Is a Skill.
We Build It.
The NXG Bat Speed Program develops a quicker, more explosive swing with the Stack Bat system and Driveline swing trainers. Every rep is measured on HitTrax, so progress shows up in the numbers, not just the feel.
Train the Swing to Move Faster
Bat speed is the single biggest driver of how hard a ball comes off the bat. The NXG Bat Speed Program is built to develop it directly, using proven overload and underload training to make the swing quicker, stronger, and more explosive through the zone.
Athletes train in structured blocks with our coaching staff, drilling the swing patterns that raise bat speed and carry over to game contact. It’s not guesswork. Every rep is built around what the research shows actually moves the needle, and every result is measured.
The Tools Behind the Speed
Two training systems do the heavy lifting. One builds the engine, one sharpens the delivery. Together they turn raw effort into measurable bat speed.
Stack Bat Baseball System
A progressive overload-and-underload bat system. Heavier bats build the strength and force behind the swing; lighter bats train the nervous system to fire faster. Cycling between them teaches the body to swing harder without giving up control. That is the proven way to add real bat speed.
Driveline Swing Trainers
Data-driven swing trainers from the same player-development lab trusted by pro and college hitters. They dial in the mechanics and sequencing that let athletes actually apply their new speed: clean, repeatable, and built to transfer straight to the field.
Verified on HitTrax
Bat speed and exit velocity aren’t a feeling here. Every athlete’s numbers are captured on our HitTrax simulators, so progress is tracked rep by rep and block to block, with real data parents and players can see.
Faster Bat, Better Numbers
More bat speed doesn’t just look good. The research ties it straight to the outcomes that win games.
Faster Swing, Higher Exit Velo
A quicker bat produces harder-hit balls. Research shows more bat speed translates directly into higher exit velocity off the barrel and a real competitive edge.
Higher Exit Velo, Better Average
Studies of MLB hitters show players with higher exit velocities post higher batting averages. Harder-hit balls find grass, not gloves.
More Speed, More Slug
Bat speed lifts slugging percentage, not just average. Driving the ball with more speed means more doubles, triples, and home runs.
Speed Drives Offense
Across pro leagues, above-average bat speed correlates with above-average production. Faster bats make bigger offensive contributors.
Built for the Next Generation of Hitters
Open to athletes roughly ages 10 to 18, from first-year players to advanced travel-ball hitters. Building bat speed early lays the foundation for better metrics, higher exit velos, and stronger hitting at every stage. There’s always more speed to unlock, whatever the level.
Train the speed now. The numbers follow.

