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∙ 15y agoThe dirt will compact over time and poor maintenance. I find this procdure works: drag it flat and even, then soak it with water until it is wet several inches down, this may take several applications depending on how hard it is. Now wait until it becomes just damp ( the dirt is workable when damp but not soaked )and using a drag with 3" spikes ( a 12x12 piece of wood works) break up the dirt by dragging it over and over until you have a uniform 3" loose soil distribution over the whole area and drag it again ( with a normal drag mat )until smooth and wet it normally. try to keep the infield from drying out completely from now on. Soil conditionor, or field topping can be used to help also.
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∙ 15y agodepends on how hard he throws
Brown and hard
In Center Field And It's Nearly 500 ft. Hit It Hard!
Brown and hard
Brown and hard
Pretty hard fool
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They were the first to do that. But anyways, they did it to hurt the oposung teams by making it hard to breathe even though the colts were used to it. No wonder they won that year's Super Bowl!
you have a baseball field and you roll a bowling ball and you try to kick it as hard as you can and you try to catch it or throw it at the person who kicked it.
very hard you prActice for a long timewith saftey gear
Realize that you are physically clean, what you are trying to get rid of is the emotional and mental dirt from having been homeless. Since you say you were homeless, past tense, you must not be now. It is in the past, can not hurt you and you have to let it go. Learn from whatever caused you to be homeless and move on. It does not have to control you.
Perfect football ground can be different depending on who you talk to. Some ideas of a perfect field are good drainage, not too hard, not too soft, not too bouncy, and not too much dirt.