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Backyard Hackers lays out off‑season training, team packages and member access in Appleton
Backyard Hackers operates an indoor baseball and softball facility in Appleton, offering cage time alongside instruction for multiple ages and ability levels [1][4]. Programs center on fundamentals with focused work in hitting, pitching development, arm care, and weekly strength plus at‑home practice plans [2][5].For players building winter rhythm, the off‑season menu includes small‑group training and individual lessons, with an emphasis on bat speed, throwing velocity, and defensive reps [2][1]. The Youth Strength & Explosion track stacks three one‑hour workouts per week to develop sport‑specific power and movement quality [5].Teams can book a package that pairs one hour each week with a Hackers coach and an additional hour of facility time on their own. Packages are designed for up to 12 athletes (coaches unlimited), with an example option listing 20 hours of coach time plus 20 hours of facility access for $5,000 [8].Members of the Hackers Club get building access when programming isn’t scheduled, may bring one guest, and can use posted hitting and velocity plans and simple workouts on site [6][5]. Membership options include an annual family plan at about $30 per month on a 12‑month subscription and an on/off month‑to‑month plan at about $35 per month [5].The staff features a roster of instructors led by coach John Hendrick, with bios and contact details available for booking [3]. The facility maintains regular updates and community notes via its Facebook page for Appleton families tracking schedules and new offerings [7].