WBI is hands down the best baseball organization around! Coach Watson has designed this program to…read morebe the full package. You won't find that anywhere else! WBI not only teaches an outstanding baseball curriculum, they also focus on player development which is just as important in my opinion. You only get out what you put in & WBI teaches kids that with hard work and discipline, anything is possible. My son joined WBI last fall and his growth these past few months is unreal! He thoroughly enjoys every minute spent at WBI and is so pleased to see how his hard work is paying off! The drive, dedication, and discipline Coach Granich models is phenomenal. It's one thing to be an amazing coach but it's another thing to be a fantastic all-around role model. My son looks up to Coach Granich. The phenomenal values taught at WBI will help mold these young men into outstanding adults well past their years of playing baseball and to me that is priceless!

Scott Watson and his highly qualified coaching staff are amazing. They have taken our son's game to…read morethe next level and have him on the path to playing college baseball. The training is not just physical but mental, all aspects of the game taught and developed. We cannot say Thank you enough. Travis R.

I bring my 8 year old son here so we can use the batting cages with a pitching machine, just for…read morefun. Each credit buys 15 balls. We buy a card with 25 credits and save the card to split it up each visit. Pros: -provide helmets and bats for free -multiple pitching speeds, types, and heights -pitching machine can do baseball, softball, and slow pitch -polite staff, not friendly, but not rude or mean Cons: -the building is whatever the temperature is outside in the summer since they use outdoor air, so expect to be completely hot and sweaty within minutes of standing still -no directions from staff about where to go or how to work anything. I had to specifically ask for each thing. "Where do we go? How do we use the machine? What do these cards mean?" -staff give the appropriate size bat, but don't help with helmets, so just try a bunch of sweaty ones on until you find one you think is supposed to fit

They need major maintenance on their machines, theirs always at least 2 or more machines that are…read moreout of service. We are paying for a monthly subscription and it's pretty annoying that my son can't get the practice time he needs.

We have been coming here for more than 10 years and watching baseball games here, some teams we…read moreknew and others we did not. This is an old fashion grass field that is located in the center of Downtown Kirkland. It is some of the best burgers around and also surrounded by other establishments. We are so fortunate to have such a facility in our town. I would have to tell everyone if you are driving by and the lights are on, stop by and grab a burger. They are good and the burger snack is run by a local kids baseball organization. Summer warm nights are on their way soon, stop by the park. The playground in the outfield is lit by the baseball field at night so little ones can play even when it is dark and the run over and grab some dinner sit on the grass hill or bleachers and support our next generation of baseball stars.

Summer League is definitely NOT worth the money. All practices are indoors, and there is little to…read moreno coaching and instruction during the games. They changed the format from last year, and this year has been awful. Coaches don't seem invested in the games, and there's little connection with the players.

Overall my son has really enjoyed his time at Base by Pros. Here are some pros and cons (from the…read moreparent perspective)- Pros- The coaches are awesome. They all have a different style so try a few to see who you work with best. My son really enjoys working with Coach Wes- gives a lot of detailed info and explains it well. The cages and equipment are ready to go. They have a good selection of extra bats to try out. We haven't used it yet but they just remodeled an area for strength training. There is a big focus on not just the physical hitting and catching but on all areas of baseball- mental game, etc. Cons- Limited cage rental time. We were hoping for more availability especially for early afternoon. This place is worth every penny. Give it a try.

FM is so great for all of our coaches and our children. Thankful to have it!! My son left his…read morewallet there today and four hours later it was still there. I can't thank them enough for looking out for the kids!

My son has been going here since January. After a broken wrist, wanted to get him ready for little…read moreleague baseball and get him ready for kid pitch. Because of Andy, Ben, and Jimmy, he has excelled beyond his grade level and has moved up. Now he'll be doing select baseball and has a ton of confidence. This place was intimidating to me at first. Walking in and seeing so many older kids hitting so hard in the cages, I thought maybe my kid wasn't ready but after coming for many months, Ive seen a range of ages. It just so happens to be that sometimes there's group lessons or teams who rent out the cages. We've been using Jimmy regularly for an hour lesson to include pitching, hitting, and fielding and my son always looks forward to going to his lessons. The 1:1 attention is really what he needed to kickstart his baseball playing, and in just a single lesson, his hitting improved and he was at home practicing what he learned. The facility is right across from Nintendo and always had plenty of parking. You can wait upstairs or watch on the benches by each cage. Very knowledgeable staff and worth the price. I'd say best for kids 7 and up. I don't usually see any younger than that, but they really are great with any age/skill level.

James no showed us not once, but twice. After two no shows I was done. Unfortunately for me I…read morebought a package to save on costs of private lessons which meant he got paid for lessons we weren't able to have. You're welcome for the free money!

We switched from a very popular Seattle select team - and I could not be happier. The ethics,…read moremorality and discipline that are taught at this club are beyond anything my son has experienced and he's been a very serious player for about 8 years now. in addition, parent communication is exemplary - something that was lacking at our previous club. My son is himself again - he was so intimidated by the competitive, toxic mentality the other club encouraged - and began to show signs of it, which was bothersome to me - Elevate tolerates none of it - and teaches the importance of being a good teammate, person and student. Also, his skills are improving with every practice. The coaching is beyond better than our last place. I couldn't be more grateful for Elevate. It has made my son love the game of baseball again.

Coaches for ages 14 & under don't all get background checks. There have been a series of poor role…read moremodels getting kicked out of games, treating players poorly, and discouraging players from Little League. Not everyone in the program is an issue, but management keeps giving second chances to coaches who treat customers badly. I would stick to organizations like Seattle Select and City Baseball are just safer and have real baseball professionals organizing their teams.

WBI is hands down the best baseball organization around! Coach Watson has designed this program to…read morebe the full package. You won't find that anywhere else! WBI not only teaches an outstanding baseball curriculum, they also focus on player development which is just as important in my opinion. You only get out what you put in & WBI teaches kids that with hard work and discipline, anything is possible. My son joined WBI last fall and his growth these past few months is unreal! He thoroughly enjoys every minute spent at WBI and is so pleased to see how his hard work is paying off! The drive, dedication, and discipline Coach Granich models is phenomenal. It's one thing to be an amazing coach but it's another thing to be a fantastic all-around role model. My son looks up to Coach Granich. The phenomenal values taught at WBI will help mold these young men into outstanding adults well past their years of playing baseball and to me that is priceless!

I would highly suggest you do some research or speak to some parents before you sign on to this…read moreprogram. Unless you enjoy throwing 5K out into the streets. Head guy Watson clearly plays favorites, does these ridiculously trick plays that are super embarrassing, especially when the U-14 team would go on to lose by a dozen or more. I also have never seen a team get picked off stealing more and they lost the last 15 or more games straight at the end of the season. So....they got worse. I think probably the lowlight (and when I should have pulled my poor son from this program) when after the 3rd or 4th game of the entire season, when my son had the courage to approach Watson and ask what he could do possibly to earn more playing time. His response verbatim "Well you can't hit, so learn how to bunt." That's the opposite of a decent coach, let alone a good one. Unfortunately, there is even more I can add about some of his unethical behaviors with the team and parents but do not feel this is the correct forum to disclose. Do your research before you give this guy a dime. I gave 2 stars only because the boys on the team were wonderful, well mannered and showed work ethic, respect and kindness despite the leadership.

Great outdoor turf and grass baseball fields for Northshore Little League with renovated fields…read more New bathrooms, snack shack and a paved walk way in. The league did a great job renovating these fields. I'm actually pretty shocked this wasn't on Yelp before.

Came to watch memorial day weekend tournament nephew was playing in…read more We lucked out on parking but when we left it was beyond overcrowded. Wonder how many really were parked for baseball vs touring wineries? Location- waze was a bit confusing but its in the loop right next to chateu st michelle and purple. As in, in the loop. Large gravel lot for parking Pay at gate for entry ($5 adult, kids under 7 free) Concession had lots of options including ice cream man ice cream,burgers, etc. Real bathrooms and sinks were clean. No playground meant my 3 yr old was grumpy. And not really an area for him to run and play except the main path where there was constant foot traffic. The fields were very well maintained. Not much space between fields so it seemed more crowded than it was. Bleacher seating but lots of parents brought their own chairs.