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Blade Feeling (11)
Re: Blade Feelingby alex 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Blade Feeling) was posted by alex, on 3/29/2005 3:14:41 PM:
| In other words, Coeffecient of Restitution COR is the same as sponge dwell time and more dwell time in the racket's sponge is like a spring which uncoils at the end and generates more speed/momentum.. I would agree that sponge rackets are faster than hardbat. At least the ones i've used. If i hit a ball onto a static hardbat racket (nobody swinging it), it would not bounce as high as say a sponge racket. The sponge really does help to make it rebound faster. |