Billed as a hitter's paradise, this backyard batting cage in Riverside, CA is quiet, big-league-sized training built by a guy who takes the game seriously and wants to give the next generation a real place to prepare.

The cage

The cage is a big one (65 feet long, 14 feet wide, and 13 feet tall) an outdoor setup with the kind of dimensions that let you swing freely and take full sessions without the walls closing in. It comes with an L-screen and a batting tee, plus enough space for some infield work when you want to mix in defense, and a sound system on site to set the tone. Sessions are $40/hour in a quiet, focused environment made for hitters who want to take it to the next level. The extra height and width matter here, there's room for the ball to carry and for a full, uncramped swing.

Who it's for

With its size and calm setting, it's built for hitters chasing extra reps and serious individual training, up to five guests. It's ideal for a player or coach who wants room to work and quiet to concentrate, rather than the buzz of a crowded facility.

The host

"Just a baseball dude," Jaime says, "taking training serious and wanting to give the next generation an opportunity in preparation." That's the whole idea behind this cage: a straightforward, no-nonsense space for players who are ready to put in the work and get better.

Good to know

The cage is spacious and quiet, with a sound system on site, a genuinely distraction-free place to train. House rules keep it clean and focused: no pets, seeds, gum, food, cleats, or loud music. Come ready to grind, and you'll have the room and the quiet to make every rep count.