Indoor batting cage in lake charles
 

I am looking for a cage to go and work with my boys while we are in town this week with the cold weather. I would prefer something in Sulphur since we are coming from Hackberry but lake charles works. Any help would be appreciated.

Indoor batting cage in lake charles
 

There should be one right next to petro bowl in Lake Charles

petro bowl--those are outside

Bullet baseball may. They are not typically open to the public, but they will do anything to make a buck. That's why they are in existence.

That place prints chedda. Gonna make errybody a baseball star.;)

unfortunately I don't know of one open to the public. high schools and bullet is it.

Can you pay bullet by the hour to use a cage? We have several indoor places in houston that will rent a spot to you by the hour.

Looks like there are some in Beaumont that's a heck of a drive.

You can pay bullet for the use of their wife's for the right price.

I'd say they doing okay.......
2014

Josh Morris - Northwestern State University

2013
Rebecca Moneaux - Jones County Community College
Brittany Calbert - Bossier Parish Community College
Sara Corbello - University of Louisiana Lafayette
Lakeyn Fontenot - McNeese State University
Taylor Goree - McNeese State University
Charlie Yorks - Louisiana State University

2012
Jevin Huval - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Stryker Trahan - University of Mississippi
Gavin Cecchini - University of Mississippi
Phillip LeBleu - McNeese State University
Tanner Hebert - University of Louisiana at Monroe
Blake Trahan - University of Louisiana at Lafayette

2011

Sam Smith - University of Mississippi
Darien Bartie - Louisiana College
Adam Angelle - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Billy Sommers - McNeese State University
Cody Rider - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Tyler Chapman - McNeese State University
Collin Todd - McNeese State University
Jacob Williams - McNeese State University

2010

Chad Miller - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Chad Strother - Louisiana State University at Alexandria
Garin Cecchini - Louisiana State University
Josh East - McNeese State University
Kyle Neely - University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Stephen Pennick - Hill College
Trent Helms - Baton Rouge Community College
Ty Griffen - McNeese State University

2009

Josh Anders - Frank Phillips Jr. College
JT Chargois - Rice
Grant Cox - Louisiana College
Kade Guillory - Marion Jr College
Evan Harris - Marion Jr College
Phillip Ivey - University of New Orleans
Andrew LaFosse - Galveston Jr. College
Brady Landry - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Keith LeMelle - Southern University
Tanner Mathis - Ole Miss
Dillan Rainwater - Marion Jr College
Tyler Theriot - Louisiana State University at Eunice
Zack VonRosenberg - Louisiana State University

I called Bullet they will not rent their cages.

Why does it have to be indoors?

100% chance of rain today and tomorrow

Composite bats can break in temperatures below 60 degrees. A couple of swings on a $300 Mako with temperatures this low and that bat is done. The rain of course isn't fun either but we usually just deal with that. Hackberry High School has a cage with a roof that we use all of the time but that won't help with the temperature issue.

Thanks anyway guys, guess we will head to Beaumont at some point. I am really surprised, I know this area puts out a ton of talent and select ball tournaments are very common in the area.

Opportunity for a new business....

You got a point there. Once them comps gets hot it's time to pick them up for game time.

I had talked about building a indoor pitching batting facility in Lake Charles but not sure the demand would be good enough to support it. I have a covered cage at home but its to damn cold to hit in.

I don't let the kids use there good bats in the cage. Can't hit it but 50' anyway so why waste them ya know.

I just helped someone look into another indoor facility over in Texas. You need at least 5,000 square feet and unless you have pro coaches giving you a cut of there lessons it's tough to make money in that business. You can put four cages in that facility if you have the perfect layout.

An eight cage facility can make money but again your right it's all about demand, of course an 8 cage is more risk.

We have a 12 cage within three miles of my house and it does well but it has six full time pro coaches using the facility and that keeps the cages full in the off season.

Very cool on the backyard cage, I need to get one at my house.

Just curious. What age boys are we talking about? Must be pretty serious if they can't make it through the holidays without some BP.

use whiffle or tennis balls

Ruff est on cost per year would be $30,000 and that might be on the low side. I don't see any profit in a town as small as LC.