With RVP you get a complete training system for baseball and softball combining a state-of-the-art video analysis system with Major League and professional models, definable terminology, and top-notch instruction, resulting in a true understanding of the swing and pitching motions.
 

The Technology
RVP’s video analysis system is built with state-of-the-art technology and designed specifically for baseball and softball instruction by Don Slaught, former Hitting Coach for the Detroit Tigers. The RVP system has proved to be the premiere training solution for coaches and players. RVP keeps it simple while giving the coach or player all the tools necessary to analyze their skills with immediate feedback. Bottom line, our tools were designed by coaches and players—for coaches and players—with technology that really delivers.
 

The Professional Models

The true power of the RVP system is its ability to compare student skills against the very best players in the game. RVP is the only analysis system licensed to use Major League Baseball players as well as professional and Olympic softball players as models. See the best to be your best—all the professional models are shot from consistent angles for complete and accurate comparisons.

RVP Speeds Up the Learning Curve

The goal of any training device is to accelerate learning and that’s exactly what RVP does. Our goal is to improve communication between coaches and students to optimize each learning experience.

Studies have shown that students retain about:

10% of what they read
20% of what they hear
30% of what they see
50% of what they both see and hear
70% of what they feel and experience

RVP systems use all of these training methods of communication to help students build a correct model of pitching or hitting. What students think they are doing and what they are actually doing can be very different. So RVP helps the student match what he feels to what is real so he/she can make adjustments quicker and easier with longer lasting results.
 

RVP identifies the cause of problem spots.

Most players realize when they roll over or pull off the ball but the key to improving is identifying the cause. RVP systems are designed to step through the motion at 60 fps fields per second (twice as many frames as a normal video) to isolate and identify the first cause of the problem. Often if you fix the first thing that goes wrong, it will solve a variety of symptoms that show up later in the motion.

Ultimately saves coach and player time.

It is just faster to show then explain. Video analysis has come a long way. Capture a swing and compare it next to a pro in just a couple of seconds.

RVP gives players purpose.

RVP quickly identifies where a student can improve and provides analogies and drills to help the student understand and work on his or her individual needs.
 

RVP provides proof and credibility.

It is very difficult to teach wrong or mislead a student when using RVP because the definition is on the screen. RVP’s library of professional hitting and pitching models provides a great resource to reference, challenge, or prove instruction. Quickly reference any question by pulling up professional examples and see how the pros do it.
 

RVP keeps it simple for the player.
RVP keeps instruction simple by focusing on one principle at a time.
RVP works for all ages.

Even the youngest of players benefit from using RVP because most Little Leaguers have only seen the MLB players perform at game speed. RVP lets them see the motions at a speed they can comprehend. Our minds are set up to learn from trial and error and from watching how others succeed.
 

RVP provides a consistent message.

By the time players reach high school they have had up to five different coaches with different styles and terminology. RVP helps players assimilate all this instruction into a consistent message with common terminology.

Why do we use RVP? Because it is the best baseball/softball video analysis system available. Thats why RVP is the choice of these local colleges.

North Dakota State

U of North Dakota

U of Minnesota

South Dakota State

Minnesota State-Mankato

Southwest Minnesota State

U of M-Duluth

St. Cloud State

Augustana College