Don’t stand in the other batting cage when the wind is blowing, and then somebody’s hitting, I have no concussion to the brain of perfectly fine
From my experience practicing in batting cages, wind conditions can significantly impact safety. When the wind is blowing, the trajectory of balls can become unpredictable, making it risky to stand in a nearby cage while someone else is hitting. Wind can carry bats or balls off-course, increasing the chance of accidental hits that might cause concussion or other injuries. It's best to always stay aware of wind direction and avoid standing in adjacent cages when someone is batting. Wearing protective gear like helmets and eye guards adds an extra layer of safety. Additionally, communicating with other players about when and where you plan to practice can help ensure everyone stays safe. In windy weather, prioritizing caution allows you to enjoy batting cage practice without risking harm.









