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Baseball & Softball Training Facilities in Des Moines, IA

6 of the 11 batting cages, baseball training facilities and leagues we list in Des Moines have coaching and training programs.

A cage is a place to swing; a training facility is a place to be taught. These locations say they run instruction — hitting and pitching lessons, catching work, speed and agility — alongside the cages. Coaching styles and age focus differ widely, so ask who the instructor is and which age groups they usually take before booking a package.

  1. D-BAT Des Moines

    5920 Aurora Ave, Des Moines, IA 50322

    Mon-Thu 12pm-9pm, Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-6pm

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  2. Wdm Tiger Cub Baseball

    4093 NW Urbandale Dr, Des Moines, IA 50322-7914

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  3. Iowa Usssa Baseball

    2701 Sunset Rd, Des Moines, IA 50321-1148

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  4. Diamondhead Lake

    Des Moines, IA

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  5. east des moines girls softball Field

    411 SE 36th St, Des Moines, IA 50317

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  6. East High School Softball Field

    1525 E University Ave, Des Moines, IA 50316

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Ask about lesson packages before paying per session. Single lessons commonly run $50-90 for half an hour with a private instructor; blocks of five or ten usually bring that down. Off-season, from November to January, is when schedules are most open.

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How much do baseball hitting lessons cost?

Private instruction typically runs $50-90 per half-hour session depending on the coach's background and the region, with packages of five or ten lessons priced lower per session. Small-group clinics cost less per player than one-on-one work.

What age should a kid start hitting lessons?

Most facilities take players from about seven or eight, when a child can hold a stance and follow instruction. Before that, tee work and general coordination are more useful than formal lessons.