Best for a baseball or softball player wanting year-round indoor development, not a team.

BaseballSoftballBatting Cages
Recreational & CompetitiveStrength & ConditioningLocally-Owned
Group classesFacility accessIndoorMembershipYear-round
(817) 904-5764
info@tpabaseball.com
2870 Market Loop, Southlake, TX 76092
Mon · 4PM – 9PM
Monday4PM – 9PM
Tuesday4PM – 9PM
Wednesday4PM – 9PM
Thursday4PM – 9PM
Friday4PM – 9PM
Saturday10AM – 5PM
Sunday10AM – 5PM
$75 - $275

$75 - $275

Monthly plans are posted on the academy's PushPress plans page, linked from its Instagram: a TPA Membership at $75 a month (cage access, unlimited machine use, pro-shop and instruction discounts); Hitting or Pitching Development Programs powered by ProLine at $225 a month for youth or $275 for advanced, one session a week; and a Pro Offseason Membership at $300. Lower-priced memberships ($50–$60 a month) are limited to players on teams in the TPA Team Affiliate Program. The website itself quotes membership pricing through a request form.

Membership-based indoor baseball and softball development training for players at all levels. The core programs are the TPA Hitting Development Program and TPA Pitching Development Program (powered by ProLine) — group training with movement prep and swing/pitch tracking (TrackMan, Blast, Rapsodo). Members train on a flexible schedule. Getting started is a facility tour and consult to set a plan. The academy publishes a live class calendar on its own booking system, showing each session's name, time and instructor — youth hitting and pitching blocks through the late afternoon, advanced blocks into the evening, alongside member cage use. Class times run within facility hours (Mon–Fri 4–9 PM, Sat–Sun 10 AM–5 PM).

Schedule

Membership-based indoor baseball and softball development training for players at all levels. The core programs are the TPA Hitting Development Program and TPA Pitching Development Program (powered by ProLine) — group training with movement prep and swing/pitch tracking (TrackMan, Blast, Rapsodo). Members train on a flexible schedule. Getting started is a facility tour and consult to set a plan. The academy publishes a live class calendar on its own booking system, showing each session's name, time and instructor — youth hitting and pitching blocks through the late afternoon, advanced blocks into the evening, alongside member cage use. Class times run within facility hours (Mon–Fri 4–9 PM, Sat–Sun 10 AM–5 PM).

3 Camps Concluded
  • Jun 1–4 · TPA Summer CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Jun 15–18 · TPA Summer CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Jun 19 – Jul 2 · TPA Summer CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Jul 13–16 · TPA Summer CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Jul 27–30 · TPA Summer CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Sep 7 · Labor Day CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12
  • Oct 12 · Columbus Day CampConcluded · 10am–1pm · ages 6–12

Cost · The 2026 single-day school-holiday camps (Labor Day and Columbus Day, concluded) were $60 per day, with member discounts.

Details

The academy runs single-day school-holiday baseball camps for ages 6–12, 10 AM–1 PM. Two are posted for this school year: Labor Day on Monday September 7 and Columbus Day on Monday October 12, each focused on hitting, fielding, throwing and baserunning. The 2026 summer sessions (ages 6–12, 10 AM–1 PM) ran June 1–4, June 15–18, June 19–July 2, July 13–16 and July 27–30 and have concluded.

Our take

Top Prospects Academy is a baseball and softball training facility in Southlake — it calls itself a "baseball performance gym," and the label fits: this is a place to develop as a player, not a team to join or a league to play in. The core is two membership programs, hitting development and pitching development, run in a group setting with movement prep and swing- and pitch-tracking technology (TrackMan, Blast, and Rapsodo). The coaching staff is made up of former professional, minor-league, and college players, and the model is built around long-term development rather than quick fixes. Established in 2005, it works with players at all levels, from youth up through college and amateur athletes. For a Southlake family, the fit is clear once you know what it is: if your player already has a team and wants serious, tech-backed reps to get better between seasons, it's a strong indoor option close to home; if you're looking for a team to play on, that happens elsewhere — this is the training side.

Local Tips

The facility is at 2870 Market Loop, just off 114 and East Southlake Boulevard, and it runs on memberships rather than fixed sign-up seasons. The way in is a quick facility tour and consult — you tell them the player's level and goals, and they map out a plan — so plan on starting with a visit rather than an online signup. A couple of practical notes:

  • Prices aren't on the website, which uses a request form, but the plans page linked from the academy's Instagram lists them: a basic monthly membership with cage access, and pricier monthly hitting and pitching programs.
  • The draw here is the technology and coaching pedigree — TrackMan and Rapsodo data and instructors who played at the pro and college level — which is what you're paying for versus a basic cage.

Facility hours run weekday afternoons and evenings (4–9 PM) and daytime on Saturday and Sunday, so it's built around after-school and weekend training.

Credentials

Top Prospects Academy is owned and managed by Parker Shaha (Owner/General Manager). Its instruction is led by a Director of Hitting and a Director of Pitching over a staff of coaches with professional, minor-league, and college playing experience, working across hitting, pitching, catching, and infield. The academy's development programs are built on tracking technology — TrackMan, Blast, and Rapsodo — used to measure and guide each player's swing and pitching mechanics.

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