Closed business?? Should the info be updated? I have to…read moregive them one star because there is not another one at to let people know this business seems to be closed. Unfortunately, the number doesn't really work, as no one answers or responds to messages, they can't be reached online anywhere, nor is their Instagram open for messages. Actually my friend request is still just sitting there. We drove there, in hopes they were open but nope! It was not open nor was there a sign of anything regarding them being closed but everything still looks like they are operating. I tried calling the number on the door, but nothing. If they are open or will be open, I would love to visit & edit my review.

Checked out this place yesterday night for my friend's kids birthday. It's a small establishment…read morewith 5 batting cages including the VIP area. The decor is nicely done. All baseball theme. The concept it's similar to Top Golf. But a batting cage this time around. Food & drinks are okay. Nothing extraordinary. just your typical bar food & drinks. Nonetheless the services was great & it's a great place to gather with friends & practice your batting skills.

This place has been operation for so many years for good reason! It is well operated by high…read moreschoolers that are respectful and get straight to the point no BS. Some of the lights on the machines don't work, but considering they're old af, it's ok! It's a very casual place that follows the old school rules of taking turns! Be here for 10 minutes or for 2 hours, it's great!

A friend of mine discovered this and we went with our 6th grade sons to check it out and practice…read more The batting cages are well maintained, plenty of options with different baseball and softball speeds. Recently, we went on a Sunday mid-morning and the staff was friendly and Covid compliant, the attendees which were a combination of middle-schoolers, high schoolers and parents were all chillax, courteous and friendly. Buying the token package of 10 gives you the most bang for your buck. Eighteen pitches per token. The batting cages are next to a beautiful baseball field that we did not get a chance to go into, perhaps next time. I would definitely return and get a watermelon juice at Palacio de Jugos afterwards!

Willy is amazing with both of my sons! Facility is very clean. Highly recommend for individual and…read moreteam practice.

Coach William is a caring and compassionate coach. It is evident by his willingness to coach kids…read moreand provide support. My son was there just to use the batting cage but was given lots of helpful insight on the body mechanics of hitting the ball. We will be going back!

This baseball / softball park is beautiful! Just renovated…read moreand it looks great. 3 fields, plenty of batting cages, and a concession stand. Parking is limited. There is a 2 spot charging station for electric vehicles. Great park to play ball for all ages.

We went a couple times a year or so ago but stopped. Started up again recently for my 6 year old…read more I'm happy with the sessions we've had with our trainer Ronny. He's assertive and just works well with our son, it's clicks. He's able to adjust techniques & I see a difference already. We will continue both on and off season with him.

Great Coaches. My son likes the individual attention and the conditioning training after his…read morelesson. The head pitching coach is really knowledgeable and the conditioning instructor next door knows just how far to push for the player to do the most he can in the conditioning training.

Danny Berry often claims he cares about the kids but the reality is he doesn't. If he did, he would…read moreact like any other serious little league and actually check birth certificates. Danny Berry's league is a league where your kid and his team can spend all season long working their butts off, waking up at 630 AM to take practice swings before school, and then lose the championship game because some academy decided to sit out several players in their 8U roster and bring in 9 and 10-year-olds to fill the spots in an 8U game. It is actually allowed, within the rules of Danny Berry's league, to play whatever players you want in a playoff/finals game (even if they aren't on the roster). And since Mr. Berry does not check birth certificates, Academies who want to cheat are essentially free to do so. If Danny Berry actually cared about the kids, he would show up to the league and at least watch some games here and there. We never saw him until the very last day, when he comes to hand out trophies or rings after the championship game. If Danny Berry actually cared about the kids, he would have a stable coaching staff for his academy. But he doesn't; his academy's staff is a revolving door and none of those kids are learning anything. You can see they're learning nothing by the fact that they play very badly and are consistently at the bottom of the league (I've attached screenshots to show this). If Danny Berry cared about the kids, he wouldn't have an academy that's happy to take a monthly check but provide no results. If you want to build a baseball academy and make a name for yourself by cheating and playing a roster over the age limit, then Danny Berry is probably a great man to have a business relationship with. If you want a good place for your kids to play or a good academy to join, absolutely stay away. Don't be fooled by the fake reviews left by his friends and family members.

My son started playing Miami Beach baseball when he was 7. It's a good starter program for little…read morekids learning the basics. However, once they get past coach pitch and crave coaching for actual mechanics to become better ball players, sadly the only option is private lessons outside Danny Berrys program. This leaves a lot of kids behind and you can see a massive difference between the haves and have nots. My son has played for 6 seasons and for both the recreation and competitive travel teams. Overall, I have to say it's very poorly managed. Worse, when sharing any constructive feedback with Danny Berry his response is "then don't come back next season". Wow! Just wow. How sad for our kids. We can do so much better here in Miami Beach with the families, money and resources this city program supports.

since I've started at Gradum my exit velo has gone up 10mph and I went from hitting .182 to over…read more.320, the guys there are great too and push you to work hard and find what you're really capable of. Would highly recommend

Be careful with this place, it is extremely expensive and they get you into a contract where they…read morewill charge you $90 per lesson, and $360 per month. Whether you attend the classes or not they continue to charge you the monthly fee. I tried to stop my membership and got charged for another month which I did not even get lessons for. There are other places in Miami where you could go to and pay far less and it's pay as you go. The accountant told me I would get refunded and 3 months later I am still out of my money. I am very dissatisfied with Gradum.