Exit Velocity Calculator
Enter your age and result to see your percentile against thousands of youth and high school players, plus a realistic next goal. Measured off a tee or front toss with a radar device or bat sensor, using the average of a player's top 3-5 batted balls.
Ages 7-18
20-120 mph
Enter an age (7-18) and a exit velocity to see your percentile.
Exit velocity by age: average vs. elite
Solid line: age average (50th percentile). Dashed line: elite (about 90th percentile).
How exit velocity is measured
Measured off a tee or front toss with a radar device or bat sensor, using the average of a player's top 3-5 batted balls.
Getting a number you can trust
Test in the same conditions every time: same device, same surface, same warm-up, and the same time of day. Record every session so your trend line, not a single lucky reading, drives your training decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good exit velocity by age?+
Average exit velocity climbs from roughly 35 mph at age 7 to about 86 mph at 18. College recruits typically show 90+ mph off a tee.
Should I measure off a tee or live pitching?+
Use a tee for consistency. Tee readings remove pitch speed as a variable, so month-to-month comparisons are meaningful.
How do I add exit velocity?+
Lower-body strength, rotational power work, and bat speed training move the number fastest, combined with consistent barrel contact.
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