Rawlings Training Center is a 20,100-square-foot baseball and softball training facility in Chesterfield (affiliated with Balls-n-Strikes) with 15 hitting cages and HitTrax simulation. It offers private and group instruction plus camps covering hitting, pitching, catching, fielding and base running for players of all ages.
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Powered by GoogleHighly recommend this facility! Nothing bad to say at all! Clean, friendly environment with very helpful staff. Variety of cages and turf. HitTrax sim makes practice that much more fun for everyone as well! Definite 5 star facility!
My kids love the Rawlings Training Center. Excellent facility, friendly staff, great baseball and softball coaches. Highly recommend!
We've been coming to Rawlings Training Center (RTC) for years. The individual cages are great, and the space is big enough for indoor team practices or fielding work, too. Friendly staff and exceptional instructors. My son and several of his teammates work with Ryan and Trent who are wonderful with the boys, very knowledgable, and care a lot about their success. The facility also has a good HitTrax setup. There's an outdoor space for nice weather days, and the indoor cages and turf are in great shape.
Great facility! Really like the longer hitting cages. We have had wonderful experiences with their instructors.
The cages are nice and the trainers are friendly. The issue is the trainers cancel constantly. We had schedule 6 lessons, bought a six pack, and 4 of them had to be rescheduled. As for the facility its a furnace in the summer and a icebox in the winter. I get that it's a warehouse but other training facilities do heat and cool their warehouses. That being said it is setup well and great place to practice in early spring and fall when the weather is nice. The outside turf area is run down and not level. Sticks out like it was an afterthought that was thrown together and forgotten.


