Practice area in the house or garage?

[Rick M]

If you can get heat and light in there, I'd do it.

It’s close enough to two outdoor outlets that I think I could power an electric space heater, a string of LED work lights, and a pitching machine.

But don’t encourage me.


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[LEsoftballdad]

It’s close enough to two outdoor outlets that I think I could power an electric space heater, a string of LED work lights, and a pitching machine.

But don’t encourage me.


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I have a 900 Watt Ryobi generator that's perfect for running my Jugs machine.

The problem is you'd need a lot of lighting, and those containers aren't high, so the lighting won't be that great.

If you build it, he will come...

 

[tomorrow]

I have an in-the-house setup with a ceiling-mounted sliding track with outdoor nets attached. This setup allows for you to slide the next out of the way when not in use.

 

[wconn1979]

I have an in-the-house setup with a ceiling-mounted sliding track with outdoor nets attached. This setup allows for you to slide the next out of the way when not in use.

I would like to see pictures of that. I have no idea where something like that would even fit in my house.

 

[Imalt]

I have a 25' batting cage in my basement. I found the net on FB marketplace for $100 and hung it from the rafters with drywall screws. It works pretty well for front toss.

 

[JayIndy]

We have a cage we set up on the basement. Not long enough to pitch in by great for hitting and catching work. We are currently redoing it and adding 2" foam along the wall and ceiling. We have a net on sliding wire guide, with a heavy tarp in the back as well.

This is a shot of the original set up