Are private baseball lessons better than group lessons?
They do different jobs. A private lesson gives one player the full attention of Coach Isaac Hess for an hour, with immediate feedback, efficient reps and a plan built around that player. It is $120 for one hour.
A shared lesson is the middle option. You can add a sibling or teammate when you book on CageList, and each extra player adds 40% of the base rate. You can also set yourself available to be paired with other players for a shared lesson.
Group options give players live game reps. Hustle Ball is the MADE game format: fast paced, coach led live play that builds awareness, effort and baseball IQ. Drop in classes are $40, and camp days are $75 when a camp is scheduled. Right now no camp is scheduled.
Many families combine them. Private lessons fix the details of a swing or a throwing motion, and live play helps a player use those changes in a game.
Not sure which fits your player? Call or text 407-498-6602.
Related
More questions
- How much do private baseball lessons cost in St. Cloud and Orlando?
- How long is a private baseball lesson?
- What age should my child start baseball lessons?
- What should my child bring to a baseball lesson?
- What should we expect at our first baseball lesson?
- How often should my child take baseball lessons?
- Do parents stay during baseball lessons?
- What is the cancellation and refund policy for baseball lessons?
- Do you rent batting cages?
- Where are baseball lessons held in St. Cloud and Orlando?
- Do you offer baseball lessons for adults?
- Do you accept Step Up for Students for baseball lessons?
- How do I book a baseball lesson with Coach Isaac Hess?