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Jack, what have you done! I have applied some of your theories to my softball swing and I have to say that it is costing me dearly. I practice at a field that is 310' with about 75-100' of clearing then there is deep forest. Recently, I have been hitting alot of balls that are coming to rest in the forest, which lies my problem. I can't go and retrieve the balls because I am terribly allergic to poison ivy.(It is all over in there.) So I'm out $4 each time one goes in there. I figure I've lost $200+ dollars because of the extra 50' I'm getting on my hits.
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