The most effective pass is the torpedo pass. Normally from the scrum half (as its their best weapon ) to the outside half from a scrum or set piece. The ball is held in both hands with the points of the ball in line with the direction to be thrown. The throw is made across the body of the ball carrier (left to right or right to left) with the most dominant hand being at the rear of the ball. As the ball leaves the hand in a torpedo action the player will spin the ball on this axis. This is reported to cut down on wind resistance and allow the ball to travel further
One of the best practitioner of this was Gareth Edwards former Wales Scrum half
As long as the ball is touching the line, it is considered in. Even if the majority of the tennis ball is out, as long as a tiny sliver of that tennis ball is touching the line, it is considered in.
-- football pass or kick -- baseball throw or hit -- soccer kick -- javelin toss -- discus throw -- hammer throw -- long jump -- jai alai -- badminton -- tennis -- volleyball -- archery -- rifle range.
Don`t throw the long ball
In Table Tennis, as long as the ball touches the table, it is counted, the markings aren't important.
second base man- as long as the outfielders throw was decnt and in his range. if not, well the outfielder.
4 hours
Th pitcher has 27 seconds to throw the ball after he comes set. Failure to do so will result in a balk.
it doesn't matter where your tennis racket is just as long as it hits the tennis ball
The average lifespan of a tennis ball is typically around 2 to 3 weeks of regular use on court. Factors such as playing surface, frequency of use, and storage conditions can influence how long a tennis ball lasts. Over time, the felt on the ball wears down and the pressure inside the ball decreases, affecting its performance.
well u throw then it comes down MAN I GUESS THAT'S WHAT IT IS
Well, yes and no. It depends how long you freeze it.
It depends on what height you drop it from.