Longstanding Bellevue baseball training facility founded by former MLB pitcher Bob Stoddard, with ten batting cages usable for baseball and softball, rentable pitching mounds and instructors who work with all ages. Its current published program is SSI (Select Style Instruction), an ongoing month-to-month class for ages 7-11 covering batting, fielding, catching and pitching - $200 for four weeks of eight workouts, in 90-minute evening blocks, with unlimited cage usage and no long-term commitment. The facility is open weekday afternoons and evenings and weekend days.
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Powered by GoogleWent with my husband for some batting practice and just to have some fun. I had accidentally messed up my reservation but the staff was super kind and worked with us to correct it and get us in for the day. I will be coming here more often! Great spot!
Went for the batting cage and enjoyed my experience. Derek was very friendly and professional. Bat and helmet are included with cage rental. Will visit again
My son wants to play baseball, many kids his age have been playing for a few years, and he’s needed a bit more instruction than team practice. I have LOVED the availability of private coaching, and batting cages at different speeds. Even the suggestion of catching balls in the cage to get some catching practice in.
Stods Batting Cages feels old and tired, and it’s clear that the facility is in need of a serious upgrade. From the moment you walk in, you can see that everything is worn down—the pitching machines are outdated, the turf is heavily used, and the building itself shows its age. Even the strip mall where it’s located feels like it’s stuck in a past era, which adds to the overall impression that the facility has been neglected for too long. While some might argue that it still serves its purpose, the lack of modernization makes for a disappointing experience. While Stods does offer a space for batting practice, it doesn’t compare to other more modern training facilities in the area. The machines don’t always function properly, and the setup lacks the professional quality you’d expect from a place where players are supposed to refine their skills. There are many local alternatives that provide a much better experience for the same price or less. Beyond the facility itself, I also wouldn’t recommend considering an offer to play for Stods select baseball. Their approach seems to be more about “winning at all costs” rather than true player development. Coaches should be invested in helping young athletes grow, not just focusing on immediate success. If you’re serious about improving, there are better organizations out there. Overall, if you’re in need of a basic place to hit, Stods gets the job done, but just barely. 2/5 stars because it exists, but it desperately needs improvement.
Loved celebrating my son’s birthday here. We also went to Resonate pizzeria/brewery next door for additional celebrations (which was also great). The guy who worked on Sunday (4/28) was very helpful and accommodating. All around, I’d highly recommend going there for a fun batting experience and friendly staff. (Especially on Sundays) 😊






