How many different types of adverbials exist in total? At first I learned:


  The most frequent sentence pattern in Chinese is S V O
  e.g. 
  你 打 我


Next I learned:


  There are fixed places within this pattern, where one can put adverbials,namely between S and V and after O.
  S a1 V O a2
  e.g.
  你 去天 打 我 几个小时


Finally I learned:


  There are different kinds of adverbials. Those expressing  duration are put after O, those expressing time,manner and place are put between S and V in this sequence.
  S time manner place VO duration
  or for the sake of brevity
  S t m p V O d
  e.g.
  你 去天 愉快地 房子后 打 我 几个小时


Now these four kinds of adverbials can't be all kinds, for instance one could think of an adverbial,that expresses the instrument 


  用大头棒


or the target 


  向踝


So, how many types of adverbials are in total and what is their sequence?
In situations like this, it IS better to make it a full sentence than just combinations of whole bunch of adverbs.

In the examples OmniBus provide above, it will create some kind of "emphasize" feeling if you put so many comma in it. If the sub-sentence belong to the same flow of actions and logics, the comma could be omitted.

In addition, the example above would be better if the order is changed to

昨天，你在房子後用大頭棒打我的腳踝，打了好幾個小時，打得很愉快。


向 means "Toward", so 打向踝 means "Hit toward ankle". Even in English, it's "off". And, who's ankle!? Yourself's!?

了(Re) is some how complicated, it often used for stating that the action is an ongoing process and it's done deal! Deal with it!

好(Hao)幾個 is an often used phrase meaning "Many of, a lot of, whole bunch of".

So the whole sentence means "Yesterday, you bit my ankle with a bat behind the house, for many hours, and you enjoy it!".

But! The OP's sentence COULD be put into one single sentence. It would be

你昨天愉快地用大頭棒在房子后打了我的腳踝好幾個小時。


But, I have to ask, who is this perverted person!?!?!?