Reply to "Help me bust myths!"

Originally Posted by SultanofSwat:

I believe that 2000 rpm backspin will travel farther than 1000 rpm spin. And 1000 rpm spin will travel farther than no spin (knuckle). Correct me if this is not right.

So, more distance would be = more mass + correct range of launch angle + more backspin.

Not at the expense of the barrel/ball collision. You can spin the ball 100,000 rmp and it isn't going anywhere unless there is a propelling force. The focus should be on the barrel/ball collision. The spin will take care of itself.

3/21/1512:57 PM

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