Batting Cage to Beat Stress - My Progresses 84

I went to a batting cage after my mental clinic visit.
I practiced batting there for more than 30 minutes.

Recently, I go to a batting cage almost every weekend.
Swinging a bat is one good way to beat stress.
Moreover, I've been learned tips of meet the ball, making my swing as compact as possible, which make me spend more time batting practice.
Today I practiced so hard that when I came home I was too tired to go swimming.

Swimming, or batting practice, both are good ways to beat my daily stress, so I'd like to find a good balance between them.

Usually this time of the year, another fun thing cuts in. Skiing.
This year it is much warmer than usual, and news of snow hasn't been arrived yet from the mountain I go every weekend. Once I go to the mountain and experience the first skiing of the year my motivation would be inclined to skiing than these two fun things above I have been enjoying.

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