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The Hidden Link in the Kinematic Chain: The Influence of the Tossing arm on Head and Serve Kinematics in Tennis. [PDF]
Newton O, Girard O, Chin A, Reid M.
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Is She or He the Key Player in Pickleball Mixed Doubles? A Pilot Study on Sex-Based Performance Profiles. [PDF]
Ungureanu AN +3 more
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Effectiveness of hard court slide braking technique and influencing factors in elite college tennis players. [PDF]
Ji Y +7 more
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Physical Performance Tests in 8008 Competitive Youth Tennis Players-A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Normative Values. [PDF]
Axman S +5 more
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Construing Complex Referentiality in Interspecies Interaction: Embodiment and Biosemiotics. [PDF]
Peltola R, Grandgeorge M.
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Development of a MediaPipe-based framework for biomechanical quantification of table tennis forehand strokes. [PDF]
Lyu Y, Duan X, Yang C, Ye Q.
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Integers, 2011
AbstractWe generalize the original tennis ball problem to the case in which the number of balls received and the number of balls discarded can vary from move to move, and derive formulas solving the problem in that case. We then use these formulas to obtain new and simpler proofs of the relation between the solution to the original tennis ball problem ...
Freeman, John M. +2 more
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AbstractWe generalize the original tennis ball problem to the case in which the number of balls received and the number of balls discarded can vary from move to move, and derive formulas solving the problem in that case. We then use these formulas to obtain new and simpler proofs of the relation between the solution to the original tennis ball problem ...
Freeman, John M. +2 more
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Physics World, 2019
As a physicist and keen tennis player, I would like to share an amusing “discovery” I recently made. In my office, I have about 20 used tennis balls and so decided to try building some tennis-ball “pyramids”.
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As a physicist and keen tennis player, I would like to share an amusing “discovery” I recently made. In my office, I have about 20 used tennis balls and so decided to try building some tennis-ball “pyramids”.
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The Physics Teacher, 1998
Without making any measurements, can you prove that the height of a can of tennis balls is less than the circumference of a ball?
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Without making any measurements, can you prove that the height of a can of tennis balls is less than the circumference of a ball?
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