Should my player train with a friend?
Sometimes yes. Here is how to tell, and how it works on CageList.
A lesson with two players costs each family less than a solo lesson, and many kids train harder with a friend in the cage.
Good fit and better solo
- Good fit
- Same age and similar skill. Two kids who enjoy each other. Hitting, fielding and general skills work.
- Better solo
- A swing rebuild, pitching or arm care, a shy player, or a big age gap.
How the price works
Each extra player adds 40% of the coach's solo rate and the total is shared evenly. At an $80 coach, two players pay $56 each.
How to invite a friend
Book your lesson and pay the solo price. Then share a link. The friend's family signs in, signs the waiver and pays their own seat.
What you get back
When they pay, the difference goes back to your card: $24 on an $80 lesson. If no one joins by 24 hours before the lesson, nothing changes.
If your friend drops
If they cancel inside the free window, the lesson goes back to the solo price and we charge the difference to your card. We email you first.
What stays private
The other family sees your child's first name, never your contact details. You see the same about them.