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 modular hitting stations installed at Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry, Florida

Red Bug Lake Park, Seminole County, Florida

Adding Modern Hitting Options to a Multi-Sport Community Park

Stations Installed

10' × 10'

Per-Station Footprint

Acre Multi-Sport Park

Background

Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry (Orlando area) is a 60-acre Seminole County facility known for its diverse amenities: three softball fields, 16 tennis courts, eight racquetball courts, sand volleyball, basketball, a fishing pier, playground, boardwalk trail, and active adult/youth leagues. While popular for recreation, the park lacked sufficient modern hitting practice options to meet demand from softball leagues and youth players.

Challenge

Space limitations and the park's multi-sport focus made traditional large batting cages impractical. The county sought a compact, versatile solution to enhance baseball/softball training without disrupting other activities.

Solution

In 2026, three Beast Hack modular hitting stations were installed at Red Bug Lake Park. The 10' × 10' footprint per station allowed seamless integration into the existing layout, complementing the softball fields and other amenities. Features include height adjustability, fast baseball/softball switching, and swing-feedback technology for targeted practice on pitch locations and power development.

Implementation

Permanent installation (concrete uprights) ensured stability in a high-traffic public park. Stations were placed for easy access during league practices and open play, with quick adoption by coaches and players.

Results

Increased training capacity, three stations provided dedicated hitting areas without taking space from tennis, racquetball, or other facilities.
Reduced practice congestion and wait times, boosting participation in softball leagues and youth programs.
Enhanced player experience with feedback-driven training, leading to noticeable improvements in swing mechanics and confidence.
Aligned with the park's community-focused mission by offering inclusive, year-round skill-building tools in a scenic setting.

"The Beast Hack® stations fit perfectly into our multi-sport park and give players better access to quality practice. They've been a great addition for the Orlando-area community."
Seminole County Parks representative

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