One of my ball is shorter than the other any idea why is that?
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Your testicles should be about the same size. One often is lower than the other, which is more a reflection of where it is at in the sperm producing cycle.
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one is on top of the other
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it could be a number of anwsers 1 is the hole too small or too big . 2 you can put a plaster in your ball or around your finger 3 have you the right span size 4 are you releasing the ball properly
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You may be over powering with your right arm.  Swing the club using just you left arm once or twice.  It should be pretty smooth.  Do the same with your right and it will hit the ground.  You want the two to be even.  I suggest you sign up for a free golf lesson next month.  www.playgolfamerica.com also you can find a lot of tips and information at the improve you game section of www.pga.com
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it should not be a problem... they should be about the same length. try it and see..
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One easy way to remember, LL, left is lower.  It is the way we are made so whenever we cross our legs they do not get scrunched.  Also it is common that one is slightly larger than the other, the key is the word slightly.  Today it is getting easier and more comfortable for us guys to simply ask these kinds of questions of a doctor.  You are on the right track simply because you are aware and using appropriate terminology.  Hang in there! (smile)
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I think the first thing you want to check is if you are lined up correctly. Make sure that you are aiming at the target. Practice using your shorter, loftier irons, like your wedge and practice short shots. As you get better increase the distance of your target and eventually move to the longer clubs. Your swing on the shorter clubs can be the same, just remember that with a longer club mistakes are "magnified".
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i would go to your local sports memorbilia store and see if they can compare it to a real signed ball or next time just dont buy it from a questionable place
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longer aftermarket barrels provide for more accuracy at longer distances...try to adjust your air pressure it could be turned up to high with the barell you have causing erratic travel,if lowering the pressure does not help try turning up the pressure also usually the more expensive the balls the better the flight....if your paint balls are not "fully filled" the air pockets inside the paint ball will cause a wobble effect hope this helps you
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Its all aerodynamics. Different angle of incidence of air flow on different curvatures give much more flight and movement to a golf ball. This adds more thrill to the play
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you are speaking of the collision ball apparatus and not the Gravesande Apparatus I assume.\n\nThe reason has to do with newton's law...\nThe force transfers from one end to the other and causes the same MASS to move the same distance (minus friction)\nif the first ball was twice the MASS of the rest of the balls, then dropping that one ball would cause 2 balls on the other end to move.. and conversely, dropping 2 smaller balls would make the one larger ball move.\n\nA = F/M
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It needs to be adjust by the height of each player. It should be just high enough that the ball is at belt level on each player.
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This might sound dumb, but try going out to the driving range and moving your back foot backwards a couple of inches...\nI don't mean feet further apart, I mean that your body will actually be turned slightly in a clockwise direction.\nit will change the angle of impact with the ball, and that will change the spin you unknowingly place on the ball.  \nThis isn't a guaranteed solution, but that's how I fixed mine.
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Ask your magic 8-ball. The answers you get are VERY veliable.\n\nTrust me.
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You question is incomplete....or at least requires more information, as it is, it is too general.\n\nWhat are the conditions are are talking about here?\nAre both balls pushed with some constant force?  As they rolled down an incline?  Are they already in motion?\n\nWhat type of surface are they on?  A smooth (frictionless) surface?  A rough surface where friction needs to be taken into account?  Are both balls solid, hollow, one each?\n\nThey are many many variables which need to be taken into account, you cannot just say "big" and "small" and get an accurate answer.\n\nAnd by "greater distance" do you mean translational displacement, or angular displacement?
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Variety is the spice of life. I'm not really sure...maybe it's to make sure than one side isn't worn more than the other, easier to play/run on, and both are given a better chance at a fair game by doing so, not to mentio the ecological factors such as glare from the sun, and wind direction. That's totally a guess.
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You might wanna clean the inside of it with a couple of q tips and some rubbing alcohol. Twist off the little circle on the bottom of it where the ball rolls and look inside, there's probably some gunk in there.