King Kang Baseball Academy is a full-service baseball training facility in Walnut, owned by a former MLB Pittsburgh Pirates player, offering batting-cage rentals, one-on-one coaching, and group training for players of all ages and levels. Instruction emphasizes a mentorship approach with personalized coaching; a structured kids' summer camp is not clearly advertised on the site.
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★★Robert WaitIn town for a tournament, went by Friday afternoon to hit with a couple kids from the team. I parked the car then opened the front door to look in, to confirm they were open -- lights were on, there was some activity inside, looks good. Then went back to the car to get equipment and the kids. Then they locked the front door! Nothing was said to us, we never actually saw anyone, but suddenly the front door was locked where it wasn't just a minute before. No answer to knocking or phone calls. Very weird
★★★★★Joselin AlferezI really enjoyed the facility is clean they have sanitation areas. The batting cage are set up nice and they come with pitching machine. They also have a cage for soft toss and other equipment you might need. You do have to sign a form before entering. I think that is just standard. The facility has vending machines for drinks and another one for snacks. My daughter went as a group and it was great that they accommodate large parties. I will definitely be returning.
★★★★★Frank LopezNice facility to take your kids to for batting practice (hand toss or machine), pitching practice with a mound. Training, conditioning, weights.Friendly staff. They provide buckets of balls for you to hand toss. Highly recommended spot.
★Javier BosqueWorst experience ever. If you come here lock your car doors and make sure to not leave anything behind. My boys so happen to leave their bat bags behind together 1 bag was found but the bag with the A2k, A200 and 2018 Demarini bat -8 went missing. Wrost part about it was during closing so there wasn't any teams there. My question is how did one bag go missing but the other was found and both bags were together makes no sense at all. Watch your bags lock your doors. I don't recommend anyone coming to this place and if you have no other option keep your bat bags close they will go missing..I am flabbergasted by the fact that anyone would steal from a child....
★★★★★Betty LandinMy daughters favorite place to go. They love Coach Josh. Hands down the best coach, besides his wife.