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Whether you are training little leaguers or collegiate baseball players, protecting your players from injury is of the utmost importance. During batting practices, a protective barrier is critical. Some leagues nowadays even require a safety screen during game time for their pitchers.
What is it?
A pitcher's screen (commonly referred to as an L screen) is designed to protect the pitcher. When throwing batting practice, many times line drives are hit back up the middle at an alarmingly fast pace. These screens are designed to absorb the velocity of the ball and keep the pitcher safe.
Types of Protective Screens
There are a several types of screens available, from softball to baseball and including all ages. Some common types include:
When purchasing a screen, it is important to remember that the construction and quality are important. You need a well-made screen with quality netting, typically using #36 to #60 nylon materials. This material is durable enough to stand up to frequent use, weather exposure and high-velocity strikes. You will also want a screen with a steel frame and wheels for easier movement on and off the field.
No matter what type of practice or league training you are working on, having the right protective equipment in place is always important, because minimizing injuries means more time to enjoy the game stress-free.
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