Need for Speed
Published: 17 Mar 2006 - 15:50 by rippa rit
Updated: 08 Jul 2008 - 11:33
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Well the newspapers gave us some good publicity today. No wonder it is hard to see the squash ball when, as the Courier Mail reports:
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- Australian born squash player John White holds the unofficial ball-sport speed record at 275.2km/h in a room less than 10m long, making squash arguably the fastest ball sport in the world.
- Andy Roddick's best ever tennis serve 246.2km/h
- Delivery from Australian cricketer Brett Lee 161.3km/h
- Golf 270km/h
- Baseball 161km/h
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From mike - 08 Jul 2008 - 11:33
From rippa rit - 19 Mar 2006 - 07:16
This post was worth a comment - so I will have to keep it going for now!
So, do you think "anticipation" would be necessary with a ball travelling at 275km/h?
I think I might be stuck on the T and get it on the rebound
So, do you think "anticipation" would be necessary with a ball travelling at 275km/h?
I think I might be stuck on the T and get it on the rebound
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Many thanks for your nice answers! That's great to meet guys like you!
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Wow, a 275km/h ball would sting like hell if it hit the back of your leg
I guess the last time I was hit there the ball was probably going 60km/h and that left a mark.
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