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Question
Discuss how the ball moved when you hit it from different positions; for example, when your weight was on your rear leg, middle line, or on your forwards leg. How did each position change the power, control, and accuracy of your shot?
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Solution
| Basis of Difference | Weight on Rear Leg | Weight Near the Middle | Weight on Forward Leg |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ball movement | The ball tended to travel with less forward force if I did not shift my weight during the shot. | The ball travelled steadily and predictably. | Transferring weight forward helped drive the ball faster and farther. |
| Power | Usually lower unless I shifted my weight forward as I struck. | Moderate and balanced. | Greater power when the transfer was controlled. |
| Control | Could be harder to control if I leaned back. | Generally gave the best balance and control. | Good when balanced, but leaning too far forward made control difficult. |
| Accuracy | The shot could be less consistent if my balance was poor. | Usually the most accurate position for a controlled shot. | Accuracy improved with a smooth transfer, but could suffer if I overreached. |
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