The way that the weight would effect the distance of a ball is that if you can handle the more weight, you can generate more power with the heavier bat. I am 6-4, 215 pounds, and I use one of the smallest bats on my team. My theory is that I can create enough bat speed with a shorter, lighter bat to make up for the weight. I can also handle the outside pitch with my long arms so I don't need the length which comes with having a heavier bat (-3).
Most people would prefer a aluminum bat as you can hit the ball further with an aluminum bat with the help of the strength of the aluminum.
A metal bat hits the ball further than a wooden bat because metal is harder than wood.
It goes further than a wooden bat.
a rubber ball will most likely go further......depends on the mass of the ball!
its the weight of the bat the heavier the bat the further the ball will go the same in fast pitch softball
A metal bat will hit the hardest because metal is 85% stronger than a wooden bat.
Aluminum. Corking a bat reduces the collision. A ball travels further with an uncorked wooden than a corked wooden.
It can refer to "corking" the bat, so that an advantage is gained, in terms of the bat's "springiness" and, therefore, enhanced ability to hit the ball further.
The bat does experience a reaction force from the ball. However, the bat's mass is much larger than the ball, so it doesn't move backward significantly due to the difference in mass. Additionally, the bat player's grip and stance help to absorb the force and prevent significant backward movement.
in most cases the bat
Probably either a Stealth or any Tpx bat is good. They have a lot of pop to them which will carry the ball further.
It depends whats inside the bat. If the bat is hollow, then the bat will absorb the shock from the ball. Generally if you hit it at the sweetspot(near end of the bat) the ball will go farther.