Baseball pitch to win apparatus

A baseball pitching training apparatus for developing and improving pitching skills comprising

• (a) a planar base representative of a baseball home plate, said base having three slots therein arranged in a triangle pattern,
• (b) a first pole having a first predetermined length and being mounted vertically in a first one of said slots, said first pole having mounted on its upper end a target, said predetermined length being the optimum lower height of the batting strike zone,
• (c) a second pole having a predetermined length and being mounted vertically in a second one of said slots, having mounted on its upper end a target, said second predetermined length being the optimum lower height of said batter strike zone, and first and second poles being spaced apart a predetermined straight line distance, said predetermined distance between said first and second poles being substantially normal to a ball thrower positioned facing said base,
• (d) a third pole having a third predetermined length and being mounted vertically in a third one of said slots, said third pole having mounted on its upper end a target, said third predetermined length being the optimum upper limit height of said strike zone, said third pole being located at the apex of said triangular pattern, said first and second predetermined lengths being equal and said third predetermined length being greater than said first and second predetermined lengths,
• (e) recoil means located in each of the first, second, and third poles to cause said poles to return to its normal vertical position after being struck by a thrown ball.