Private baseball lessons in Orlando, FL
Book a background checked coach for hitting, pitching, infield or catching in the Orlando area. See the price, the places they teach and the open times before you pay.
CageList lists 1 verified, background checked coach for private baseball lessons in the Orlando area, starting at $120 for a one hour lesson, plus 24 academies and bookable backyard cages across 16 towns, including Winter Park, Winter Garden, Windermere, Kissimmee, St. Cloud. Updated October 5, 2026.
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Coaches you can book in Orlando
Hitting, Pitching, Infield, Baseball IQ, Outfield, Base running, Catching, Strength and conditioning · $120 an hour · $84 each with a friend · $96 a lesson in a 10 pack
I'm the founder of CageList. I'm the founder of CageList and MADE Baseball, and baseball has been my life since I was nine years old. I've played at every level: Little League, travel ball, high school, college and professional ball, in independent leagues across the United States, Mexico, the Czech Republic and Canada, plus a club season in Australia. Frontier League All-Star and championship series MVP in 2007, a no-hitter in 2008, four championships, and the second player after Bo Jackson to play pro ball after a total hip replacement. In 2024 I was pitching coach for the Savannah Bananas' Party Animals. I coach hitting, pitching, infield, catching and baseball IQ, 8U through varsity. High standards, simple language, relentless positivity: my players know why they are doing what they are doing, so it holds up when I am not standing next to them.
Disclosure: Isaac Hess founded CageList and coaches here himself. He taught private lessons full time for 15 years before building it, and he books his own lessons on the same platform every other coach uses.
CageList is new to the Orlando area, so this list is short and it is honest: every coach shown is verified and takes bookings today. More coaches are joining. If you coach, the application is free.
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What a private lesson costs
Read from each coach's live booking settings on October 5, 2026.
- One player, 60 minutes
- $120
- Two players
- Each extra player adds 40% of the coach's solo rate and the total is split evenly, so each player's share is lower than a solo lesson.
- Lesson packs
- A 10 lesson pack is 20% off and a 5 lesson pack is 8% off. Packs are valid for 12 months.
- First lesson with a new coach
- A one-time $10 finder's fee for families who found the coach on CageList, shown at checkout before you pay.
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How booking works
- Pick a coachRead what they teach, the ages they work with and where they coach.
- Pick a timeLessons are 60 minutes at one of the coach's usual places. Open times are on their page.
- Pay on CageListYou pay through CageList, and the coach's cancellation policy is shown before you confirm.
- Show upThe exact address is shared after you book.
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Where lessons happen
24 academies and bookable backyard cages across 16 towns.
Coaches on CageList teach at Swing Kingz and Extra Innings Orlando. Each coach lists their usual days on their page.
- Orlando
- 6 training places listed
- Winter Park
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
- Winter Garden
- 3 training places listed
- Windermere
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
- Kissimmee
- 1 training place listed
- St. Cloud
- 2 training places listed
- Lake Nona
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
- Oviedo
- 3 training places listed
- Lake Mary
- 2 training places listed
- Sanford
- 3 training places listed
- Clermont
- 2 training places listed
- Apopka
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
- Celebration
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
- Davenport
- 1 training place listed
- Altamonte Springs
- 1 training place listed
- Maitland
- Coaches in nearby towns serve families here
Want a cage to book on your own? See private lesson spaces or batting cages in Orlando.
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How to choose a coach
- 1Ask what they would change first, and why. A good coach can explain it in plain words a ten year old understands. If the answer is a gadget, keep looking.
- 2Be wary of guarantees. Nobody can promise velocity, a roster spot or a scholarship. A coach can promise a plan and a standard.
- 3Ask about arm care before a pitcher's first lesson. Pitch counts, rest and how they build up throwing volume matter more than one more mechanical tweak.
- 4Check the check. A Background Check Verified badge on CageList means identity, national criminal, sex offender registry and watchlist searches came back clear. Still ask for a family with a player your child's age to talk to.
- 5Book one lesson before a pack. Watch the first hour. You will know whether your child wants to come back.
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Questions parents ask
How much do private baseball lessons cost in Orlando?
On CageList, a one hour private baseball lesson with a verified coach in the Orlando area is $120 for one player. A second player cuts the cost per family: with Isaac Hess, two players pay $84 each. A 10 lesson pack brings one hour with Isaac Hess down to $96. Families who find a coach through CageList also pay a one-time $10 finder's fee on their first lesson with that coach; it is shown at checkout before you pay. Prices on this page are read from each coach's live booking settings.
Who is the best private baseball coach in Orlando?
Nobody can honestly name one best coach for every player. As of today CageList lists one verified, background checked coach for lessons in the Orlando area: Isaac Hess. Read each coach's page for what they teach, the ages they work with, where they coach and what they charge, then book one lesson before you commit to a pack.
How long is a private baseball lesson?
A private lesson on CageList is 60 minutes. That is long enough for a warm up, focused reps and a plan for the week, and short enough that a young player is still paying attention at the end.
Can two players take a private lesson together, and what does it cost?
Yes. Each extra player adds 40% of the coach's solo rate and the total is split evenly between the players, so each player's share is lower than a solo lesson. At a $120 solo rate, two players pay $84 each ($168 total) for the same 60 minutes. Two players is usually the sweet spot: each kid has someone to compete with and someone to learn from.
Where do private baseball lessons happen in Orlando?
Each coach lists the places they usually teach on their page: Swing Kingz and Extra Innings Orlando. The exact address is shared after you book. CageList also lists 24 training places across the Orlando area (academies and bookable backyard cages) if you want to compare options.
Are the coaches background checked?
Every coach with a Background Check Verified badge on CageList has passed a Checkr check covering identity, national criminal, sex offender registry and watchlist searches before their page goes live. A background check is not a guarantee of anything else, so still ask about experience and watch the first lesson.
What age should a child start private baseball lessons?
There is no required age. For a complete beginner, usually 8 and under, a lesson is about the rules, good habits and having fun, and any age above 4 is a fine place to start. Most of the 25,000 private lessons Isaac Hess has taught over 15 years were with players aged 8 to 13, which is when kids start to want to fix something specific, like a long swing or how they throw.
Which Orlando area towns do lessons cover?
This page covers Orlando, Winter Park, Winter Garden, Windermere, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Lake Nona, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Sanford, Clermont, Apopka, Celebration, Davenport, Altamonte Springs, and Maitland. Coaches list where they teach, and some travel between several of these towns.
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