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Baseball is often considered to be the Great American Pastime and what better way to enjoy the afternoon or evening than practicing your baseball skills in some batting cages. Batting cages are usually found in an arcade type environment, so after you're done racing cars or throwing balls in arcade machines, you can head over to the batting cages to practice your swing. While baseball is often considered an American game, the entire world can enjoy its fun. It's a very easy game to pick up and play and no prior experience is necessary. All you need is a good attitude and a bit of hand-eye coordination.
Batting cages normally consist of a chain link fence that cage off a small area. Batters stand at one end of the cage and face towards a pitching machine. The pitching machine, loaded with many balls, fires balls at a fixed speed and time interval towards the batter. The batter can hit the ball as hard as he or she wants and it will fly towards the end of the cage, often landing in a specific area to be picked back up by the ball machine. The speed can be adjusted depending on the skill of the batter.
When you find a batting cage to play in, there is often a set amount of time that the machine will run for or a certain number of balls that it will fire. Bats are included in the rental price and so are the protective helmets needed on the range. It is very difficult to get injured in a batting cage, but if you disobey the posted guidelines, be wary of the consequences. Batting cages are great fun for those that have never hit a baseball before, providing laughs for both the batter and all of the people watching the action.
Don't expect to master the game of baseball inside a batting cage, but for a simulation or practice method for the real thing, batting cages mimic baseball fairly well and provide great entertainment value.