How Spin Works Part 2 has been added to the website! There have been a few re-shuffles, and it will take some time before the site is organised again, but hopefully the site will start looking prettier soon. Enjoy!
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24/5/2016 09:43:57 am
You should look at the Tiefenbacher pdf on the ITTF website about spin and speed after impact. Also look up speed after impact on wikipedia. Finally Rodney Cross ( University of Sydney ) has done lots of research on how balls impact objects with spin.
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Joe BaileyI love playing table tennis (in fact, all racquet sports) and the strategy and science behind them, so I figured I might as well share my knowledge. Archives
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