How To Use Backspin In A Sentence
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But Howard led the Magic back, with a backspin alley-oop from Turkoglu that highlighted a spurt to end the third quarter.
Superman comes to rescue as Magic force Game 7 vs. Celtics
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Since it is not possible to put enough backspin on the cue ball to overcome table friction for the length of the table, advanced players reduce table friction by causing the cue ball to elevate slightly.
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While it's possible to put back spin on the ball while elevating the cue, the draw you'll create pales in comparison to the quantity of backspin you'll generate if you cue low with a level cue.
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This technique allows the fingers to make fine trajectory adjustments at release and provides a soft natural backspin.
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He was latter crippled for life when he attempted a backspin on the ceiling of his high school gym.
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Because my club cuts deeper into the sand, it imparts less backspin on the ball.
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You're too close to the green to apply much backspin, yet too far away to lob the ball in as you would on a simple pitch.
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That allows you to get that sidespin and topspin, not backspin, so the ball rotates, curls and dips.
Times, Sunday Times
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Top-spin, deflects air upward forcing the ball downward; while backspin will cause the ball to rise above its normal gravity determined parabolic arc.
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The forward motion of the hand and fingertips impart a gentle backspin to the ball.
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Backspin: In his favor is his laissez-faire approach to golf, and the fact he dominated the toughest links golf course in the world for 71 holes.
European Ryder Cup team
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If you want to put backspin on the ball, you can do so with the click of a mouse.
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Too much backspin makes the ball balloon, and sidespin sends it into that lake over there.
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A two-seam or four-seam fast ball has a lot of backspin; it doesn't pound the hand that's catching it.
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You can put backspin, topspin, sidespin, all the spin you can put!
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You don't need backspin to make a ball stop on the green.
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He looked over at the position of the eight and adjusted his cueing action, putting backspin on the cue ball.
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The subject was a hitting mechanic called ‘palm up,’ which is a technique many good hitters use to get backspin on the ball and increase the distance of their drives.
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The fact is, every ball is launched with backspin, even putts.
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And if his shot had an unorthodox release—generating as much sidespin as backspin—it also had uncanny range.
Pistol
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The result is a lower trajectory and enough backspin for the ball to stop on a dime.
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Furthermore, every ball has backspin after impact.
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Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin.
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All that backspin made the ball upshoot dramatically when hitting into the wind.
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The shaft runs down to the club's sole and is designed to produce an optimum launch angle with minimum backspin to guard against shots that fly too high.
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Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin.
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The idea is to kick an inch behind the tip of the ball, which produces backspin.
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The ball pitched a few yards past the flag and, courtesy of a powerful amount of backspin, zipped back into the hole for an eagle two.
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Covered at Backspin and Mark Fox - whose post implying that Daphna Baram thought the Guardian antisemitic is answered by Daphna herself.
Archive 2004-08-01
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There's backspin, volleys, drop-shots, lobs and, of course, topspin - to recreate that element of surprise.
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Backspin - the effect of striking the cue ball below centre.
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A flatter swing decreases the angle of attack and the amount of backspin I put on the ball, both of which help me keep it down.
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Fans would stare in amazement when he would roll a ball with such backspin that it would slowly reverse itself and roll back up the lane.
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You can add side spin and/or backspin/topspin.
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They went straight at the hole, catching the ball cleanly and counting on backspin to stop the ball very close to where it landed.
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The ball pitched a few yards past the flag and, courtesy of a powerful amount of backspin, zipped back into the hole for an eagle two.
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The 336 dimples in the surface of the outside cover of a golf ball impart a backspin that permits the ball to stay airborne twice as long as a smooth ball hit with the same force.
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After rolling my ball onto a patch of frost-burned turf, even I can produce backspin with my wedges.
