Great experience! Going back for sure ! it's a nice and clean facility very kind staff. With great…read moredeals for batting cages. Shout out to Eric the kind staff that helped us...

We like Sierra bicentennial park because of all the shade!!!! And they have the two playground…read moreareas. One for smaller kids and one for larger kiddos. The best part is the one for little kiddos is all covered by tree cover. It's entirely shaded-the swings the slide all of it!! No other park has that! Lol. Plus The huge amount of swings, and the wide open space for toddlers to run. There is lots of parking, and lots of people around. Haven't used their batting cages, dog park or restrooms yet, but we see others using them constantly. There are also quite a bit of picnic shelters here. Great for parties!

The park is huge and has tons of space for all activities whether you are an adult or kid or dog…read more However with the dog park, people do not follow the rules for the small dogs and big dogs. People have left their dogs unattended in there and also mix the big dogs with the little dog side. People should listen to the rules and guidelines as it protects the safety of everyone animals! Also there is no poop bags here!

My friend and I had an amazing time. All of the machines were working and definitely helped me get…read moresome reps in before my tournament. The staff is really nice and helpful, sometimes they even give you hitting tips if you ask. Overall, amazing machines and amazing staff!

This review is for Summer Camp run by this facility…read more Parents -- please read this before booking a camp here. This was one of the most unprofessional and disappointing camp experiences we've ever had. My kids attended the baseball camp, and even though they're usually easygoing, they came home after the first day saying the camp was "boring." They said they spent a lot of time just watching TV -- which is not what you expect when you sign up for a sports-focused camp. The biggest red flag came during their planned field trip to Tech Interactive. Kids were there on time (between 8:30-9:00 AM), but none of the coaches had arrived. Parents had to step in, calling the coaches (who didn't respond), and eventually reaching the owner. He showed up eventually at 10:00 AM. Thankfully, the parents didn't leave the kids alone, but this kind of mismanagement caused many of us to be late for work and left everyone extremely frustrated. For a kids program, this level of disorganization is just unacceptable. But the most concerning part was what happened when I and my kids shared their feedback about the camp. Instead of listening or showing any accountability, the owner recorded a video of the kids after I left -- without parent's permission -- and sent it to the teen coaches. Those high school-aged coaches then showed that video to other campers, and our kids were blamed by their peers for "ruining TV time." When one of my sons asked to practice pitching, he was told he cannot, and when the other coach asked why, he responded by saying "Because he ruined it". That's not just poor judgment -- it's inappropriate and damaging. We emailed the owner expressing how wrong this was. He only replied to say that the video shouldn't have been shown to other kids -- but completely ignored the fact that he made and shared the video in the first place. That's a serious violation of privacy and trust. It's fine to have high school helpers, but they need to be properly trained and supervised -- and clearly, they weren't. When the leadership sets such a poor example, it trickles down. We pulled our kids out early and will not return. If you're a parent looking for a safe, respectful, and well-run environment for your child, this is not it. I truly hope this helps another family avoid the experience we had.

One of the few good batting cages left. We had a great time…read moreteeing off for BP. We used wood bats but can also use aluminum. I recommend it.

One of the few good batting cages left. It was outdoors and had good speeds…read more We had a great time teeing off for BP. We used wood bats but can also use aluminum. I recommend it.

Great place for my kid to get work in! He's improved so much since starting classes here. Every…read morecoach has been great, whether it's pitching, hitting, or fielding. I recommend anyone with kids looking to improve their skills to come check them out, you won't be disappointed.

We love this place! Coach Adam is an amazing teacher and has such a love for the game - it really…read moreshows. Spacious area with multiple hitting bays and workout area in back. You can rent the bays for team practices or workouts and the owners are such good people. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for baseball or softball instruction and/or facility rental.

Great indoor practice area for the kids. Multiple lanes for batting practice and can open up to a…read moresmall field. Great for teams or individual players.

From the owner: Welcome to Elite Performance Center, the top baseball and softball training facility in Clovis…read more With 6 batting and pitching tunnels, our cutting-edge, year-round indoor training facility. With its expansive training facilities and state-of-the-art technology, Elite Performance Center is pioneering new ground. Experience the Elite Performance Center difference, which includes a full-size turf infield, oversized team cages, and video simulation pitching machines. Players of all ages and ability levels can train in groups and privately at the Elite Performance Center. Members will gain access to the newest technologies and a comprehensive training environment that enables athletes to recognize, nurture, and "Own Their Edge.