The issue with those squirt test is the CB speed used is no where near the actual CB speed used in actual play.
A CB speed of 1 mph is 17.6 inches per second. There was a graph that started at 3 mph or 52.8 inches per second......that’s over 1/2 the table length.
If people are having issues with squirt, it causes they don’t know how to stroke the ball, they are still hitting the ball. The farther off center, a slower stroke speed is need. When center ball is used, you can stroke as hard as you want, like a break shot.
Test setups that do not reflect real world situations are useless.......and this is from a testing engineer.
A CB speed of 1 mph is 17.6 inches per second. There was a graph that started at 3 mph or 52.8 inches per second......that’s over 1/2 the table length.
If people are having issues with squirt, it causes they don’t know how to stroke the ball, they are still hitting the ball. The farther off center, a slower stroke speed is need. When center ball is used, you can stroke as hard as you want, like a break shot.
Test setups that do not reflect real world situations are useless.......and this is from a testing engineer.
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