Overpriced and the pitching machine is no bueno. Maybe a good spot for self-pitching but the far right machine is not accurate. The girl working there was honest and nice.

Great Staff, been taking my son for pitching and hitting lessons for two years .He has improved so much.

My 10yr son and I went in to try the Hitting Zone again. Was still shocked and disappointed the exorbitant pricing. I don’t know if it’s due extremely high overhead, or maybe the coaches are brought in by The Dodgers or Angels. My family has owned a business on Joni Drive for over 25 years and just retired. The most expensive repair they ever made was the refrigeration. My parents constantly ran their A/C between 74-78, never a swamp cooler. They changed everything energy efficient over 10 years ago. Not to mention over 12 employees and workers comp.So last week I quietly went into The Hitting Zone and watched like I was a parent waiting. I watched for over an hour and a half. I was bewildered to see the private coaching and batting cage machines that can adjusted as if a real pitcher was throwing a gamut of different styles of balls.The inside carpet is worn and the nets look very old or used and could use a little tightening to absorb the balls and stop them properly.Overall, I’m satisfied I spent time there. I could find no reason that the pricing is extremely over priced.I said, okay I’m a single parent on a budget, will this place make my 10yr have more fun out on the field, or make him an All Star player by going one day a week??After asking coaches in little league, at high schools and local colleges ( because I’m attending to acquire my second BS major) they all agreed to just take him out to the field, since he’s a 2nd year player, so just throw the ball around and work one position every week. Also to stand behind the pitchers fence and throw a couple of buckets of balls.The past year we’ve already been doing that ( since I’m a former UCLA women’s softball player, catcher and infielder) I know a couple of things.But now I’ve found a RMHS graduate that’s willing to show my son things about baseball I never knew.Bottom line, save your money for a couple of brand new great bats and glove depending on position. Your kid will do just fine, if you can set aside practice time, with him or her out on the field.Sincerely,Single parent, minimum wage worker️

Best one in Coachella valley

Nice Staff, nice practice!

Awesome coaches

I like playing baseball and trainers there to help