Diy plyo baseball wall

We have two boys (7 and 11) and from the beginning of April until the end of July it's baseball 24-7 at our house. By the end of the season the lawn is bare where the kids have setup their make shift pitching mound. I decided to remedy that by building a wooden mound instead. I wanted to build something large enough that the kids could grow into it, but still portable enough to move it now and then. I also wanted to be able to use it inside during the winter in the basement. Here's what I…

How to Build a Two Sided Plyo Wall with Wheels – Coach Johansen

How to Build a Two Sided Plyo Wall with Wheels – Coach Johansen

Wondering how to build a DIY batting cage? We can help! This spring marked our FIRST spring in the new house and with it my husband, a former minor league baseball player, started doing baseball lessons out of our home. At first, he had a few people interested in lessons, but he was having a

A couple of years ago, I played a few rounds of whiffleball with my friends Ryan and Travis Lowdermilk. Travis went so far as to build a strike zone out of PVC and sheet metal, and it was an amazi…

Do you know how vital a pitching mound is for baseball or softball pitching practice? The issue is that obtaining access to a permanent pitching mound is

For young kids who want to hit year round and for parents who want to keep it cheaper than renting a large indoor facility. This batting cage is completely enclosed and is 70' long. COST: about $950