Expert Coaching for Quality Performance

At QAB Tracker, through analytics, we track every game and season, providing athletes and coaches with insights on their players' hitting performance through a unique feedback system. Experience a positive approach to training and performance evaluation.

What differentiates QAB Tracker from others is our summary report. Our reports can be taylored how you want to view the QAB's. You can view as single games, weekend series, mid season reports and full year reports. Our QAB Game summaries, offers tips for the mental approach to the AB, as well as specific hitting drills to lock in on for the week. This approach can benefit the coaches, the team ands individual players.

Transforming Athletic Performance through our QAB Tracking

Insightful Training for Athletes

Our team of expert coaches believes in the power of quality at bat metrics. We offer an easy to interpret summary reports based on quality at bats. Through our innovative metric system, coaches, players and parents can view AB’s as a qualitative measure. We also include mental skills tips and training tips based on the result of the athletes at bats.

At QAB Tracker we utilize a unique, sliding scale metric for Quality At-Bats (QAB) in softball and baseball. It can visually measure a player’s performance at the plate using a color-coded system (green, yellow, orange, red). Below is a sample metric based on QAB percentage, which measures the proportion of plate appearances resulting in a quality at-bat (as defined previously: reaching base, advancing runners, high pitch count, hard contact, or creating scoring opportunities).

Sliding Scale Metric for QAB

• Green (Excellent, 75–100%): Player consistently delivers high-impact at-bats, frequently reaching base, driving in runs, or forcing the pitcher to throw many pitches. Indicates elite plate discipline and contribution to team success.

• Yellow (Good, 50–74%): Player often achieves quality at-bats, contributing positively but with room for improvement in consistency or impact. Typical for solid, reliable hitters.

• Orange (Average, 25–49%): Player occasionally produces quality at-bats but struggles with consistency. May rely on weaker outcomes (e.g., advancing runners via outs) rather than reaching base.

• Red (Poor, 0–24%): Player rarely achieves quality at-bats, often failing to reach base, advance runners, or make productive contact. Indicates a need for significant improvement.