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- paddle. Sidespin: The rotation of the ball where the axis of rotation is perpendicular to the ground and parallel to the plane of the net. Sidespin is imparted...
- defensive players can also impart no-spin or sidespin variations of the chop. Chop block A shot that uses sidespin and backspin. The player must hit diagonally...
- makes sidespin a useful weapon in service, because it is less easily recognized when bouncing, and the ball "loses" less spin on the bounce. Sidespin can...
- for penhold players to create both directions of sidespin as well as hybrid sidespin-topspin or sidespin-backspin shots. It is also easier for penhold players...
- right for a left-handed player. These characteristics are achieved with sidespin by either an in-to-out swingpath or a closed clubface, relative to the...
- center of the vertical axis, some sidespin will be imparted either left or right on the cue ball. This unintentional sidespin is a common source of missed...
- ground balls more often than other fastballs, mostly due to the tilted sidespin on the ball. Horizontal movement also occurs when sinkers are thrown. Sinkerball...
- a small box. "English", an American term for sidespin, derives from the British discovery of sidespin's effects, as "m****é" comes from the French word...
- slightly forward for the optimal serving point. A slice serve is hit with a sidespin, which requires the server to brush the back of the ball toward their dominant...
- player does not jump prior to contact Sidespin : A serve in which the ball is tossed and struck with sidespin, inducing strong lateral movement. This...