Abstract: A baseball and softball batting aid that measures the power and success of a batter's swing for various locations that a ball can be batted. The mechanism consists of a primary rod with a rotating propeller device affixed to one end. The primary rod is hand-held by one person who steadies or guides a ball-like end of the propeller into a hittable location for a batter. The batter swings and hits the ball causing the propeller to spin. The initial spin rate of the propeller (Revolutions Per Minute or RPM) is a factor of the bat impact, and the rate and ball distance is measured and displayed with an electronic device. The player and the assistant can quickly work together on achieving more powerful swings for various pitches since the ball does not have to be retrieved, the mechanism can be positioned into many hit locations, and accurate results are immediately known.

Abstract: A table has a base, a tire table leg as a vertical support, and a surface top. The tire table leg is vertically disposed with the tire leg's side walls as the vertical lateral sides. The tire table leg has an upper portion and a lower portion. A base bracket fastens to the lower portion, which in turn can be fastened to a base. The base bracket has fastener surfaces for fastening to the tire's lower portion. A surface top bracket fastens to the tire's upper portion, which in turn can be fastened to a surface top. The surface top bracket has opposite fasteners that are spaced and angled to fit against the road contact surface area of the tire table leg. Also, a tire brace matching the internal curvature of the tire leg's inner periphery area may be fit there against to provide vertical strength to the tire table leg.