I enjoyed this video showing "modern Samurai" Isao Machii observing two mechanical pitches before bisecting the third in a single neat cut. The radar clocks the ball at 161 kph (100 mph). I intend to do likewise with the next basketball to sail over the fence into my backyard, and will await its arrival.
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