V1 Baseball video analysis

Take your game to the next level with cutting-edge video breakdowns powered by V1 Baseball. Our system delivers professional-grade analysis that pinpoints strengths, exposes flaws, and provides clear, actionable adjustments—fast. Whether you’re chasing consistency at the plate or efficiency on the mound, every swing and every throw is dissected with precision.

With V1’s advanced tools and our expert coaching, you’ll receive:

• Pro-Level Breakdown – Side-by-side comparisons, slow motion, and frame-by-frame analysis.

• Actionable Feedback – Feel-based cues and direction designed to correct movement patterns immediately through our KMI process and pinpointed energy leak analysis.

• Written Reports – A structured report with what’s working well, what needs attention, and clear next steps you can apply right away.

• Ongoing Development – Our process continues to build you forward. Each submission gives us a chance to measure progress, track changes, and add the next layer to your development plan.

• Anytime, Anywhere Access – Submit videos remotely and get the same high-quality analysis without stepping into the cage.

Why Our Video Analysis Outperforms Traditional Lessons

Traditional private lessons often run $90–$100 per hour. While valuable, many athletes end up cycling through the same drills and same conversations, with little real improvement. That’s because true development requires understanding and correcting movement patterns, not just repeating reps in front of an instructor.

At 606 Performance, our video analysis service is designed to solve that gap. Even at the Pro Membership level ($59.99/month*), you receive:

• A Blast Motion sensor to track swing data.

• Up to 3 video submissions per week with side-by-side pro comparisons and a professional breakdown.

• Consistent, actionable feedback that players can take directly into practices or at-home work.

This means your athlete gets nearly 4x the touchpoints at half the cost of a single private lesson. More importantly, it builds independence, accountability, and mentorship so players learn to take ownership of their development.

Being able to develop a balanced approach by pairing private instruction, team practice, at home practice with video analysis can be a great balance. For many athletes, 2 in-person lessons a month combined with weekly video analysis, team practice, and independent work with accountability provides the best mix of hands-on instruction and consistent, cost-effective feedback. There’s only so much time in a week, at 606, we won’t waste it.