Abstract: A portable ball batting practice apparatus for attachment to a pre-existing support includes an elongated member having two ends. The elongated member is attached at one of its ends, via a rotational hub assembly, to one end of a two-ended rotatable arm. The other end of the rotatable arm is secured to a ball. By employing opposing stops within the rotational hub assembly, the rotational hub assembly allows both right and left handed hitters to utilize the apparatus and produces a directed “pitch” for a user to hit. Incorporated into the elongated member is a releasable anchoring system for attaching the elongated member to the support.

Abstract: A portable ball batting practice apparatus for attachment to a pre-existing support includes an elongated member having two ends. The elongated member is attached at one of its ends to two tethers. The first tether is resilient and the second tether is a fixed-length tether. Both ends of the two tethers not attached to the elongated member are secured to a single ball. Incorporated into the elongated member is a releasable anchoring system for attaching the elongated member to the support.