WobblyStroke
Well-known member
A question for you physicists out there:
With tip hardness and acceleration into the ball having a negligible effect on spin quality (spin to speed ratio), what is the reason some players/strokes can produce higher levels of spin at the same speeds?
Corey Deuel showed a friend of mine a technique for getting more spin at lower speeds. AND it works! The only problem is that he used both of the myths above to explain it, with emphasis on acceleration.
edit: ignore tip offset as a guy like Corey hits the ball where he wants.
With tip hardness and acceleration into the ball having a negligible effect on spin quality (spin to speed ratio), what is the reason some players/strokes can produce higher levels of spin at the same speeds?
Corey Deuel showed a friend of mine a technique for getting more spin at lower speeds. AND it works! The only problem is that he used both of the myths above to explain it, with emphasis on acceleration.
edit: ignore tip offset as a guy like Corey hits the ball where he wants.