The governing bodies for various levels of Baseball (high school, college, youth leagues, etc.) have set performance standards for metal bats so that, under controlled test conditions, metal bats perform nearly the same as wood bats. Therefore, given all the same conditions, a ball would travel the same distance whether hit by a metal or a wood bat. However, in an actual game, batters swing at varying speeds and other conditions may be different, as well, resulting in different distances for hit balls.
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it depends on how hard the ball is it if you hit hard with both meta and wood wood goes farther
metalMetal baseball bats will most likely go farther. A lot of people believe that wood bats hit farther than BBCOR though
metal bats hit much farther
it goes farther when hit by a metal bat
Because you can swing it faster and it is lighter than an metal bat
When hitting a softball you can hear the tink off of the bat. When you hit a baseball you hear kind of a slap and therefore when you hit a baseball goes farther.
Wooden bat absorb more energy than metal bat during the contact with object.
No. A BBCOR bat is made out of a "dead" metal substance. The composition of these bats makes them work more like wood bats, but not exactly like them. Any given metal bat will hit farther than wood bats. This is why you see people trying to break distance hitting records with metal bats as opposed to the wood.
Metal bats hit the ball further which is why at unprofessional levels of baseball they use metal but when you get to the MLB you have to use wood.
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the metal bat