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Set Up
Sensor placement, bat profile, and player setup — the small things that quietly corrupt every number downstream when they're wrong.
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The Blast Protocol
Your sensor gives you numbers. This gives you numbers worth reading. Set up right, capture the swings that count, clean the data — then decide what to fix.
No cost. No card. Just your name and email.
Bad data beats no data — in the wrong direction.
Most hitters strap on a sensor and start chasing numbers the same week. Bat speed jumps, so the swing must be better. Attack angle drops, so something must be broken. But if the reps were captured in five different environments, mixed with air swings, and averaged across a session that included a coach's demo swings, the number isn't telling you about the swing. It's telling you about the mess.
The Blast Protocol is the front end of the work: how to capture data you can actually stand on, before anybody draws a conclusion from it.
What's Inside
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Capture
Which environments count — tee, underhand front toss, machine, live, in-game — how many swings you need before a number means anything, and why you never mix environments in one read.
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Clean
Drop the air swings. Drop the coach's reps. Drop the sessions too thin to trust. What's left is the swing — and now you can read it.
The four numbers we actually read
Everything else is noise until these four are clean.
Bat Speed
How fast, and whether it holds up when the environment gets harder.
Rotational Acceleration
How quickly the barrel gets going. Low here and you're pushing, not turning.
Time to Contact
How long the swing takes to arrive — and what it costs you when it's late.
Attack Angle
How the barrel meets the plane, and why the right number changes by field.
Who this is for
Coaches running a sensor with a team or an academy. Parents who bought one and want it to mean something. Players tracking their own work. Organizations building a season-long baseline instead of a highlight reel of good days.
If you own a Blast sensor and you've ever looked at a session average and thought I don't know what to do with this — this is the fix.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Name and email, and you're in. No card, no trial that turns into a charge.
Do I need a Blast sensor to use it?
To capture your own data, yes. But the protocol is worth reading before you buy one — it will tell you what you're signing up for and how to get value out of it from day one.
If you need a sensor: blastmotion.com — use code completegame132brs.
Baseball or softball?
Both. The capture rules don't change by sport. The benchmarks you read against do, and we cover that.
What comes after this?
Once your capture is clean, the next step is reading the numbers against real benchmarks and matching them to drills. That work happens inside the Hitaverse and in live sessions with Rob.
Stop guessing at your own numbers.
Get The Blast Protocol free and start capturing data you can actually coach from.