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What force is exerted on the racket by a hit tennis ball?
It spins when you roll your racket while hitting the ball... In coaching terms, instead of "rolling your racket" you "stroke" or move your racket from point A to B to C. Example: Top spin; point A would be your back swing and usually below the path of the oncoming ball.......point B would be your contact point of the ball.......point C would be stroking forward in an upward direction, thereby imparting top spin on the ball. There is more information on the issue of spin and the material on the face of the paddle at the linked question.
Why does hitting a ball with a tennis racket at the edge give the ball more speed?
It doesn't. You typically want to hit the ball in the center of the racket, or a little bit towards the tip of the racket. Hitting near the edge of a racket produces sidespin, which makes your ball inconsistent and probably slows the ball down because it won't penetrate the court like a normal top-spin shot.
How does the sound of a tennis racket hitting a ball differ from other sports equipment hitting a ball?
The sound of a tennis racket hitting a ball is typically sharper and more distinct compared to other sports equipment hitting a ball. This is because tennis rackets are strung with strings that vibrate upon impact, creating a unique sound. Other sports equipment, such as a baseball bat or golf club, may produce a more dull or thudding sound when hitting a ball due to their solid construction.
What is the recommended tennis racket string pattern for optimal performance and control?
The recommended tennis racket string pattern for optimal performance and control is a dense string pattern with a higher number of strings, such as 18x20 or 16x19. This pattern provides more control and precision when hitting the ball.
What object has more gravitational force a marble a tennis ball a bowling ball a sand grain?
sand grain
How do you measure the size of a tennis racket?
To measure the size of a tennis racket, you can use the head size, which is typically measured in square inches. The larger the head size, the more power and forgiveness the racket provides.
What effects the tennis balls height?
When struck by a tennis racket the factor which effects the ball is how much spin is applied to the ball (more specific top spin) and the surface which you play on. For example: hard courts will bounce alot higher then grass courts.
How do you play badminton properly?
Playing badminton follows the same rules as tennis, except that instead of a tennis ball, you use a birdie (which moves much more slowly) and instead of a tennis racket you use a badminton racket (which is pretty much the same thing). You have to hit the birdie so that it goes over the net, but not out of bounds. Simple.
What do shock asobers do when its on the tennis racket?
Shock absorbers reduces the amount of vibration that gets to your arm. Generally this should make hitting the ball more comfortable.
Why are nylon used for tennis racket strings?
Nylon is a popular choice for tennis racket strings because it offers a good balance of durability, power, and control. It provides a softer feel compared to polyester strings, which can be more comfortable for players. Nylon strings also tend to be more affordable and widely available.
In table tennis can you strike the ball with your hand?
Only if the racket is in your hand at the time and...it strikes your hand below the wrist.Refer to usatt.org and follow the links to rules.Need table tennis equipment, check out America's first 'table tennis and more' retail store.bumpernets.com.
What gear is needed to play tennis?
The main equipment used in tennis are your tennis racquet (with a grip and strings), tennis shoes and apparel, and a tennis ball. If you're not playing against a wall you will also need a partner or 3 more players for doubles. Other tennis equipment includes, overgrips, dampeners, string savers, wrist and headbands, hats, visors, towels, bags, and much more. To learn more about tennis equipment visit AllAboutTennis.com
