WHITE STIGA PONG BALLS (144)
WHITE STIGA 3 STAR PING PONG BALLS (144 COUNT)
Stiga table tennis balls are the product of advanced technology and precision manufacturing. They are made from the highest quality material, selected exclusively by computer for precise weight and thickness. They are used in training and competition by top players around the world.
*Consistent Bounce *Excellent Spin *3 Star Rating *Longer Volleys *40 mm Regulation Size *24 Sets of 6 White Balls (144 Count)
Shipping Details: This item ships standard for $ 15.00 to the Continental U.S.
Availability: In stock - leaves our warehouse within 7-10 business days.
Stiga table tennis balls are the product of advanced technology and precision manufacturing. They are made from the highest quality material, selected exclusively by computer for precise weight and thickness. They are used in training and competition by top players around the world.
*Consistent Bounce *Excellent Spin *3 Star Rating *Longer Volleys *40 mm Regulation Size *24 Sets of 6 White Balls (144 Count)
Shipping Details: This item ships standard for $ 15.00 to the Continental U.S.
Availability: In stock - leaves our warehouse within 7-10 business days.
IMPORTANCE OF GOOD SPIN
Putting topspin on the ping pong ball causes the ball to drop faster and kick more forward when it bounces, while backspin makes the ball tend to lift against the force of gravity and slows down the forward bounce. Left sidespin and right sidespin cause the ball to curve to the left and right, and bounce towards these directions when hitting the table.
Any combination of two of these spins can be used to achieve strokes that are harder for the opponent to return than a ball with no spin. If the opponent doesn't adjust for the effect of the spin on the flight of the ball and the way it bounces, he's unlikely to even hit the ball!
Putting topspin on the ping pong ball causes the ball to drop faster and kick more forward when it bounces, while backspin makes the ball tend to lift against the force of gravity and slows down the forward bounce. Left sidespin and right sidespin cause the ball to curve to the left and right, and bounce towards these directions when hitting the table.
Any combination of two of these spins can be used to achieve strokes that are harder for the opponent to return than a ball with no spin. If the opponent doesn't adjust for the effect of the spin on the flight of the ball and the way it bounces, he's unlikely to even hit the ball!