What is the Beast Hack® hitting station?

The Beast Hack® is a modular, space-efficient training station designed by a former professional baseball player. It builds proper swing mechanics, muscle memory, and balance for baseball, softball, and pickleball | all within a compact 10' x 10' footprint. The tethered ball returns automatically after every swing, so there is no time wasted picking up balls.

What ages can use the Beast Hack®?

The station is height-adjustable from 8 inches to 60 inches, making it suitable for all ages and skill levels. Baseball and softball hitting stations are recommended for players age 14 and under.

Is Beast Hack® made in the USA?

Yes. All Beast Hack® products are designed, engineered, and manufactured in the United States by Country Innovation & Supply, LLC. The Beast Hack® training system is protected by 5 United States Patents, and the company is a Certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB).

How does Beast Hack® compare to a traditional batting cage?

In the same footprint as one traditional batting cage (40 by 14 feet), you can install 4 Beast Hack® stations | enabling four players to train simultaneously with approximately 25 to 30 percent cost savings over two years.

What are the installation options?

Baseball and softball hitting stations are sold in permanent (concrete-mount) configuration only. Pickleball trainers are available in both permanent (concrete-mount) and portable configurations. The Indoor, Outdoor & Mobile Beast Hack® is a portable 63-pound station for use across locations.

Does Beast Hack® ship nationwide?

Yes. Beast Hack® ships from the United States nationwide. Volume pricing and custom freight arrangements are available for parks, schools, leagues, and facilities | contact sales@beasthack.com or call (678) 863-9700.

How much does a Beast Hack® station cost?

Baseball and softball permanent stations start at $1,171.17. Pickleball permanent stations start at $793.00. The PicklePost™ Pro portable pickleball trainer starts at $99.00. Volume pricing is available for parks, recreation departments, schools, and leagues.

Can the Beast Hack® be used indoors?

The Indoor, Outdoor & Mobile Beast Hack® is designed for indoor and outdoor use. Permanent (concrete-mount) stations are designed for outdoor installation on a prepared concrete pad. PicklePost™ pickleball trainers can be used indoors when mounted to an appropriate surface.

Beast Hack hitting stations at Cochran Park in Stockbridge, Georgia

Beast Hack® Modular Hitting Stations Now Operational at Cochran Park in Henry County, Georgia

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Six New Baseball/Softball Stations Boost Training Capacity and Player Development in Stockbridge

Stockbridge, GA – February 11, 2026 – Beast Hack, the innovative leader in modular baseball and softball training equipment, is proud to announce that six Beast Hack hitting stations have been successfully installed and in use at Cochran Park in Henry County since 2025. This addition is enhancing youth and community baseball/softball programs at one of the county's most active recreational facilities.

Cochran Park, managed by Henry County Parks and Recreation, features eight lighted baseball fields, batting cages, a paved walking track, playgrounds, pavilions, and more. The new Beast Hack stations, requiring only a compact 10' × 10' footprint per unit, allow multiple players to train simultaneously in a fraction of the space needed for traditional batting cages. This efficient design maximizes the park's limited real estate while providing high-quality, adjustable hitting practice for players of all ages and skill levels.

The stations support quick transitions between baseball and softball modes and offer height adjustability, enabling personalized training that accelerates skill development. Since installation, the facilities have increased access to consistent reps, reduced wait times, and supported growing participation in local leagues.

"Beast Hack is thrilled to partner with Henry County Parks and Recreation to bring modern, space-saving training solutions to Cochran Park. These six stations are helping young athletes in Stockbridge and throughout Henry County improve faster while making the most of the park's existing infrastructure."
Beast Hack® Representative

For more information about Beast Hack modular hitting stations, visit www.beasthack.com.

About Beast Hack

Beast Hack designs and manufactures compact, modular hitting stations for baseball, softball, and multi-sport training. By prioritizing space efficiency, affordability, and versatility, Beast Hack helps parks, schools, and organizations enhance player development without large-scale construction.

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