nothing you play the ball from where it lies from where you hit it
Well, if by "back swing", you refer to the rest of your swing after hitting the ball... then it's probably down. Also, I've never seen someone hit the ball away from the hole to make it go towards the whole... be neat though. Anyway, I'm no expert, but I'd really say that, yeah, it's the "down swing". Just make sure to also then move it foreward to hoit the ball.
Regarding Pitches: (looking from pitcher mound) Curve- ball moves toward the left Screw- ball moves toward the right Rise- ball moves up Drop- ball moves down Change/off speed- ball speed slower than fast ball Fast- no movement Regarding Hitting: Sweet spot- part of the bat where it is best to hit off of Slap hit- running bunt Slap bunt- start in bunt position then pull back and take short swing General: Pickle- when a runner is stuck in between two bases because there are basemen on either side of them and they have possesion of the ball
an overhead is when the other person hits a high ball in the air and then you go and swing your racket down on the ball so it hits it.
Decreases the radius of the swing thus decreases the distance in which the ball will fly.
Casting is when you release your hands on the down swing, before you impact the ball.
The bottom of the arc of your swing is behind the ball, so you'll always hit behind it or you swing to quickly and your swing gets out of sync causing your arms to swing wildly and hit behind it. Or you drop your right leg too soon in the down swing, all these cause you to hit behind it.
A pendulum moves not by Earth's rotation, but by gravity pulling down and causing it to swing.
A ball thrown down. The thrown ball will have a greater initial velocity and since they experience the same force of gravity, it will always be faster (until they both reach terminal velocity).
They jump into the wide open air and forcefully swing the racket down hard on the tennis ball.
Place the ball in the centre of your stance, take a full swing and stike down on the ball to get good compression. This will go better than a slap at the ball which some people do, which doesn't really get the best from the club or ball.
The ball point pen works in a very simple way. When held upright the ink moves down to the ball and rolls as it writes.
That would be your tongue. The tounge moves the food around so the jaws can break it down. The ball of food going down your throat is called a bolus.