I got my hands on a nice, used pitching machine yesterday so now I'm looking at some different batting cages that we can use outside while it's warm, then move into the garage once the snow flies. (The ones I'm looking at use the fiberglass poles to make an arched cage.)
My question is about cage length. I am debating between a 24' or 36' length. My garage is 40' long, so I can use either one inside. My completely uneducated first thought is that a longer cage will more accurately simulate a ball coming from a pitcher. Is that valid, or doesn't it matter?
I don't know if it matters, but my DD's are 11 and I have an 8 year old DS, so I would like something that we can use more than just a couple of years.
Thanks!
My question is about cage length. I am debating between a 24' or 36' length. My garage is 40' long, so I can use either one inside. My completely uneducated first thought is that a longer cage will more accurately simulate a ball coming from a pitcher. Is that valid, or doesn't it matter?
I don't know if it matters, but my DD's are 11 and I have an 8 year old DS, so I would like something that we can use more than just a couple of years.
Thanks!
