We were in town for a baseball tournament and stopped in to get a few swings in one of the cages…read more We had the unique opportunity to spend some time with Ray and I was so impressed with the experience we stopped back in the next day to do a session with him. Great facility and the time we got to spend with Ray was a blessing. He's in it for the right reasons and the man knows what he's talking about. Take advantage of a great mind.

They were clean and new in equipment and appearance, we got in without reservations and found the…read morestaff extremely helpful and gracious. This is the place for teams or individual players to get in training or quick BP before a game.

I loved it ! It's so hard to find a place that lets you just walk in and do as many needed hits…read moreagainst the tokens you purchase. In this day and age, every place is coming up with memberships and fancy packages, this is a no frills, no pain and no commitment sorta place which is perfect !!!!

Excellent people and atmosphere. Rarely too busy. My daughter has been taking catching lessons with…read moreBob Roman for a year now, and has improved big time. Great prices for the working family. Definitely recommend to anybody.

Wow ! This place has it going on ! Tons of space , cages, equipment , and room ! Perfect for…read morepractice on a cold night

This review is for TOCA which operates inside D-Bat…read more Our family has had a mixed experience at TOCA Marietta. When we first joined, sessions started right on the hour and ran smoothly. Over time, though, the start times have drifted -- sometimes beginning 10-15 minutes late and wrapping up early before the next session. It's frustrating not knowing when the actual instruction time begins or ends. Another issue is the inconsistency with the coaching. The coaches seem to rotate frequently, and there doesn't appear to be a clear, consistent curriculum from week to week. Some coaches focus more on warm-ups and running than on skill development, while others (like Odell and Ronaldo) do an excellent job teaching technique and engaging the kids. Unfortunately, we haven't seen them in a while, and switching days hasn't helped us find them again. We've also noticed that while the club doesn't require cleats or shin guards, several kids wear them, which gives them an advantage during drills and scrimmages. It would be helpful if TOCA clarified equipment expectations so all players can participate on an even playing field. Overall, TOCA Marietta has potential -- especially when led by strong coaches -- but the inconsistency in scheduling, coaching style, and structure has made our experience uneven. With more stability and clearer communication, this could be a great program.

I think I might like this location more than their other locations, the staff were somehow even…read morenicer than the ones in Buckhead and the perimeter locations. This one does seem to be a little busier than the Perimeter location though, so keep in mind you may have to share the batting cages or have to wait on someone if they aren't open to sharing.

If you want to invest in your son athletic career, Fury Performance is the place. BJ Smith is one…read moreof the best personal trainers I have ever met. BJ is awesome, very knowledgeable and very passionate about get the best out of my son. This training is worth every penny.

This truly is an athlete's mecca when it comes to performance and skill building. There are more…read moretools, knowledge and equipment than you could ask for. I plan on coming back again to better myself.

An excellent training facility! I brought a relative here, and I was truly impressed by how much…read morehis skills developed. The coaches and staff are knowledgeable, supportive, and dedicated to helping athletes improve. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking to enhance their skills in a structured and encouraging environment!

This is a premier facility in Hiram, GA. Everything you need is right here. Anthony is the best…read morebaseball trainer in the area. My son was able to increase his pitching speed by 5mph and was invited to the college tryouts for the state of GA hosted by PBR. Great facility and great training.

Located not too far off South Marietta Pkwy and Cobb Pkwy, this cool little place sits just next…read moredoor to the Marietta Diner and has plenty of parking so that is never an issue. I've passed by this place a million times but when out little one started playing soccer here, I finally had an opportunity to check it out. There is an area for batting practice as well as an indoor soccer field. Nothin too fancy about this place but I do appreciate that there are plenty of bleachers available to sit and watch as well as bathrooms available. This place is pretty clean and the staff are helpful if you need anything.

This past weekend, I hosted a family field day and kickball event at your facility. Overall, the…read morestaff members we encountered were courteous and accommodating, which we genuinely appreciated. However, our experience with the manager/owner, Shon, introduced an element of discomfort that cannot be overlooked. In preparation for this event, I visited the location on multiple occasions and had not previously encountered him. His presence and demeanor on the day of our gathering felt noticeably reactive, particularly once it became apparent that our group--comprised of approximately 40 to 50 Black attendees--was utilizing the space. This created an impression that our presence was, in some way, unexpected or unwelcome. Additionally, there was inconsistency and lack of clarity regarding your policies. We were initially informed that external speakers were not permitted. Afterward, we were told we could only utilize the facility's radio system. When we requested a station change to better suit the tone of our private event, the response involved internal deliberation and hesitation. When Shon eventually addressed us, his explanation--though carefully worded--suggested an underlying reluctance to allow what he indirectly referred to as "urban" music. While he attempted to frame this in consideration of "families" and "Christian patrons," the implication was both unnecessary and, frankly, offensive. It is important to emphasize that this was a paid, private event. As such, it is reasonable to expect that the environment would be tailored to the preferences of the hosting party, rather than hypothetical or intermittent walk-in guests. The repeated presence of management circling our group, observing, and intermittently interjecting added to an atmosphere that felt less like hospitality and more like scrutiny. While we remained focused on enjoying the occasion we planned and paid for, the overall experience was undeniably impacted by what felt like biased assumptions and differential treatment. The situation left us feeling uncomfortable and, quite honestly, disrespected. I trust this feedback will be taken seriously and used to reassess how guests--regardless of background--are engaged and accommodated moving forward.