dbsa-03 · Hitter mid swing in the cage, ball just off the bat

Private and semi-private

Work on exactly what your player needs.

Seven days a week, year round. You pick the skill and the length.

Rates

What a lesson costs.

No membership, no joining fee. Pay per lesson or save with a package.

A hitter mid swing in a long cage, players waiting their turn dbsa-03 · Hitter mid swing in the cage, ball just off the bat

One on one

Hitting, fielding, catching

Single lesson

30 minutes
$75
45 minutes
$90

Packages, 45-minute lessons

5 lessons $86 a lesson
$430
10 lessons $82 a lesson
$820
Coaches throwing to hitters from behind L screens dbsa-05 · Pitcher at release, mound and net behind

One on one

Pitching

Single lesson

30 minutes
$75

Packages

5 lessons $71 a lesson
$355
10 lessons $68 a lesson
$680
Players working a throwing and fielding drill on the academy turf dbsa-06 · Three players working with one coach, mid rep

Two to four players · 60 minutes

Semi-private lessons

Two to four players, one coach, live reps. The bigger the group, the less each pays.

Cheapest per player

$44 Per player, per lesson, on a four-player ten pack
Semi-private lesson rates by group size
Group size Per session Per player Ten pack Per player, per lesson
2 players $150 $75 $1,360 $68
3 players $170 $57 $1,560 $52
4 players $190 $48 $1,760 $44
Book a semi-private lesson

Meet the instructors

Not sure which

Pick by what your player needs.

One thing to fix

A swing that drifts, a throw that sails.

30 or 45 minutes, from $75

Book a private lesson

Plays better against others

Live reps with a teammate sharpen both.

60 minutes, from $48 a player

Book semi-private

Just starting out

A camp covers the whole game across a season.

4 to 15 sessions, from $165

See camps and clinics

Good to know

Before you book.

One waiver per child

Signed online when you book.

Packages are final

They never expire, and any instructor can teach them.

Bring what you have

No gear? Use ours, at no extra cost.

Parents can watch

Grab a seat, and save your notes for the drive home.

Start with one lesson.

Thirty minutes tells you if it’s the right fit.