CageList Batting Cage Blog
The Ultimate Resource for Batting Cage Enthusiasts
Welcome to the CageList Blog
At CageList, our mission is to transform baseball and softball training by promoting safe, accessible, and high-quality backyard batting cages. We strive to empower players, coaches, and families by making cages available nationwide, one backyard at a time.
Our blog is your go-to resource for all things batting cages—whether you’re building your own, seeking expert guides, or optimizing your training. We’re here to help enthusiasts improve their game and grow a stronger, more connected baseball and softball community. Let CageList be your trusted guide in making batting cages the cornerstone of player development.
Featured Resources & Guides
Discover everything you need to know about batting cages. From building your own to maintaining it year-round, our resources are here to guide you every step of the way.
How to Build a Backyard Batting Cage
A step-by-step guide to constructing your own batting cage, from selecting materials to installation tips.
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Batting Cage Safety: Best Practices
Keep players safe with our comprehensive guide to maintaining and using your batting cage properly.
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Best Batting Cage Equipment
A curated list of must-have gear for every batting cage setup, whether you're just starting out or upgrading.
Read More →Why Batting Cages Matter
Batting cages aren’t just about improving skills—they’re about building confidence, creating connections, and making baseball and softball accessible to everyone.
Player Development
Batting cages provide a safe, controlled environment for players of all skill levels to improve their swing, build consistency, and refine their techniques.
Family & Community Connection
A backyard batting cage creates a space for families and neighbors to bond over America’s pastime while fostering a love for the game.
Accessibility & Growth
Batting cages make training opportunities more accessible, enabling players across the country to develop their skills and stay connected to the sport.
Get Started with Batting Cages
Whether you’re looking to build your own batting cage, rent one nearby, or improve your game, CageList is here to guide you every step of the way.
Build Your Own Batting Cage
Explore step-by-step guides, cost breakdowns, and tips for building a backyard batting cage.
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Find a Batting Cage Near You
Use CageList to discover nearby batting cages for rent and start training today.
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Improve Your Game
Check out training tips, drills, and equipment recommendations to elevate your performance.
Start Training →FAQ: All About Batting Cages
Have questions about batting cages? We’ve got answers! Explore the most frequently asked questions about building, maintaining, and using batting cages.
The cost of building a batting cage depends on factors like size, materials, and equipment. On average, a backyard batting cage can cost anywhere from $500 to $25,000.
A typical batting cage is 70 feet long, 12 feet wide, and 12 feet high. However, you can adjust the size based on available space and your training needs.
To ensure safety, use durable netting, inspect your equipment regularly, and always supervise players during use. Wearing helmets is highly recommended.
Use CageList's search tool to discover local batting cages available for rent, filtered by location and amenities.
Yes! Many CageList listings allow you to rent batting cages for team practices or group sessions. Check availability on the listing page.
Bring your bat, helmet, batting gloves, and any additional equipment like balls if not provided by the cage owner.
Listing your batting cage is simple! Click the “+ List Your Cage” button, fill out the form, and start reaching local players.
While CageList does not provide direct insurance, some cage owners may have their own policies. Check individual listings for details.
CageList offers a variety of batting cages, including backyard cages, indoor facilities, and professional-grade setups.
Rental costs vary based on location and amenities, but most listings range between $20 and $60 per hour.
Batting Cages 101
These are the main pieces you will need to consider when building your own backyard batting cage. Learn with CageList and build something safe, quality, and amazing for your family and/or team.
Batting Cage Accessories
From L-screens to hitting mats, learn all about what you will need to help you make the most out of your batting cage.
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