D-BAT Wake Forest

D-BAT Wake Forest D-BAT Wake Forest is the premier indoor baseball practice facility. 15,000 sqft with 10 total cages.

Private lessons, camps/clinics, cage rentals, and a pro shop powered by Rawlings/Easton!

08/28/2026

Turns out the pitching machines are great listeners. 😂⚾️

If hitting is your therapy, we’ve got two ways to get your swings in:

⚾ $48/month Membership
Includes 15 pitching machine credits each day, plus member benefits throughout the facility.

🔥 $68/month Unlimited Membership
Unlimited pitching machine use all month long. Perfect for players who want to get consistent reps in without worrying about running out of credits.

More swings. More reps. More baseball.

Stop by the front desk to learn more about which membership fits you best.

08/21/2026

Your head doesn’t need to rotate with your body.

After foot strike, we want the head to stay relatively still while the body rotates around a stable center axis. When the head moves with the rotation, we can lose our center, disrupt our vision, and make it harder to consistently deliver the barrel to the ball.

In this drill:

➡️ Hold a kettlebell with the lead arm straight down
➡️ Land and pause briefly
➡️ Drop the kettlebell
➡️ Rotate and swing with an open top hand
➡️ Keep the head quiet as the body rotates

The goal: stable head + rotational movement = better control of the swing.

08/17/2026

Why should players train with a pancake mitt? ⚾️

Here are 3 reasons every infielder can benefit from it:

1️⃣ Develop soft hands
The pancake mitt has very little structure and no traditional pocket, forcing players to learn how to receive the baseball instead of simply squeezing their glove. Players have to stay relaxed, track the ball all the way in, and let their hands absorb the baseball.

2️⃣ Build better hand positioning
Because the pancake mitt is less forgiving, players have to focus on getting their hands out in front, presenting the glove correctly, and using their throwing hand to secure the ball. It creates better habits for routine ground balls, short hops, and quick exchanges.

3️⃣ Attack the baseball with confidence
The pancake mitt exposes lazy footwork and poor positioning. Players have to move through the baseball, get their body behind it, and attack instead of waiting for the ball to come to them. That builds better movement patterns and confidence that transfer directly to a traditional glove.

The goal isn’t to replace your regular glove, it’s to make you better when you put it back on. 🔥

Train the hands. Train the feet. Train the confidence.

Summer just got better. ☀️⚾We’re excited to welcome our 2026 Summer Instructors to the D-BAT Wake Forest family!⚾ CHRIS ...
06/10/2026

Summer just got better. ☀️⚾
We’re excited to welcome our 2026 Summer Instructors to the D-BAT Wake Forest family!
⚾ CHRIS KATZ | Outfielder 2026 SOCON Player of the Year Mercer University Raleigh native and Heritage HS alum who hit .386 with 23 home runs and 74 RBI this season for the Bears. One of the most dominant hitters in college baseball this year and he’s here this summer.
⚾ JAKE NORRIS | Assistant Coach at William Peace University A Wake Forest kid himself, Norris played his college ball right here at WPU before transitioning to the coaching side. He knows what it takes to develop at the collegiate level.
⚾ GAVIN LAUER | LHP Delaware Valley University A lefty out of New Jersey bringing a live arm and a pitcher’s mentality to every session. Currently competing at the college level and ready to pass that knowledge on to the next generation.
⚾ ALEX MOORING | Pitcher #2 Ranked University of Lynchburg Part of one of the most dominant programs in the country this season, the Hornets went 40-8-1 and reached the NCAA Super Regionals. That winning culture is coming to Wake Forest.
Their schedules will fill up fast, book your lessons now!

Support One of Our Own ❤️In 2020, Levi was diagnosed with high-risk T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia at just four yea...
05/04/2026

Support One of Our Own ❤️

In 2020, Levi was diagnosed with high-risk T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia at just four years old.

After an incredibly brave fight, he beat cancer and rang the bell on November 27, 2022.

Today, Levi is back on the field doing what he loves—playing baseball and training right here at D-BAT.

This week only (May 3–May 9):
⚾ 50% of all cage rentals will be donated to support blood cancer research and Levi’s journey.

Train with purpose. Every swing makes a difference.

These camps are designed to give players consistent, structured work throughout the week. Each day is planned to maximiz...
04/25/2026

These camps are designed to give players consistent, structured work throughout the week. Each day is planned to maximize reps and keep players engaged, with a clear focus on development across all areas of the game.

Players will rotate through hitting, fielding, speed & agility, and controlled competition 🏃‍♂️💨 The goal is to build a routine where they’re improving through repetition while also learning how to apply those skills in game-like situations.

We prioritize organization and structure so each session runs with purpose. From swings to defensive work to movement training, the focus stays on quality reps and steady development from start to finish.

This is a strong option for players looking to stay active during the summer, build better habits, and get consistent work in over the course of the week.

Registration is open now.

Wyatt is heading back to the Mariners organization to continue his playing career, and we’re incredibly grateful for the...
02/18/2026

Wyatt is heading back to the Mariners organization to continue his playing career, and we’re incredibly grateful for the time he spent with us at D-BAT. ⚾

From his first day in the facility, Wyatt brought a professional approach, a positive attitude, and a genuine care for every player he worked with. Whether it was a one-on-one lesson or a full camp group, he made sure each kid felt encouraged, supported, and excited to keep improving. His presence on the floor was steady, upbeat, and exactly what you want from someone representing your program. 💙

He did a great job connecting with players of all ages and skill levels, and his impact went far beyond just the drills he ran. Wyatt was a great teammate to the staff, a strong example for the players, and a meaningful part of what we’re building here every day. ⚾

We’re proud to have had him in the facility and thankful for everything he gave to our players and families. Now it’s time for him to get back to work on the field, and we can’t wait to follow along as he continues to climb the ladder in the Mariners system. 🚀

Good luck this season, Wyatt. We’ll be cheering you on from back home. ⚾💙

Happy Valentine's Day!
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day!

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741 Merritt Capital Drive, Suite 110
Wake Forest, NC
27587

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