The Cages Training Facility

I felt like both a participant and a spectator in a cherished tradition, as if I were sharing my love for the game with a new generation, hoping to inspire them just as I had been inspired. Each moment spent there felt like a celebration of not only the sport I love but also of the many lessons learned—about teamwork, perseverance, and the joy of playing for the sheer love of the game.Ultimately, filming at The Cages was more than just a video shoot; it was a beautiful homage to my lifelong passion for baseball, illuminating the profound impact it has had on my life, and rekindling the dreams of that little kid who just wanted to play ball.

Our team started using this facility and we were impressed by the owner, ease of booking, and facility as a whole. Well done, Mike (Owner)!

The location here isn't bad but the equipment is older. The machines do not consistently throw strikes, the batting tees are mostly broken or damaged, and the hitting surfaces in the cages are torn/ripped. This includes a 3 wheel machine that "shorts out" as you're using it. Gunner who is a coach their is a really good guy, but be careful with the owner Mike. He's fairly aggressive and has called high school coaches to damage athletes reputations if he's ever had an issue with them or their parent. It's like dealing with a local little league.... you give them a little authority/power and they don't know how to handle it.REPLY TO OWNER: I could tell you replied to the original post quickly based on the comments. 1. you state "it's the 1st time in the history of batting cages that a machine broke down". I hope you don't actually believe that. 2. you state you never contacted a coach to damage a kid's rep but then go on to say you DID contact a coach 3. you want a call to outline concerns, sub standard equip, etc.... although you actually acknowledged everything in the initial review in your reply.I'm sure it's not easy getting called out when you over step and under deliver.

Coach Mike and staff are awesome! We took our son there for Baseball Camp over the summer and he loved it. He has done every camp since! We also signed our son up for private lessons from Coach Mike. He was very patient and kind. Coach Mike walked our son through each step of hitting and pitching to make sure he was doing everything correctly.

Nice indoor batting cage setup. The machines are pretty consistent and the attendants are ready and able to make adjustments as needed. Plenty of room for parents and friends to sit at tables and chairs while waiting for their baseball players to finish their cuts.A bit pricey at $45 an hour for a cage rental, but pretty standard rate for the Valley. I’m guessing some team specials may be available though I didn’t inquire into that.