What is the difference between a leg spinner and a off spinner?
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ALL ARE THE SAME.\n\nIT VARIES DUE TO THE BATSMAN'S STYLE.(LEFT HAND OR RIGHT HAND).
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As I understand it there is no difference. When talking to the general public the word wiggler is often used, but the technical name is undulator.
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The difference is most likely in the heel.  A long distance shoe will have a harder heel, almost like a regular sneaker, because a distance runner will land on his heel.  Sprint spikes are almost like thick socks in the heel since sprinters don't ever step on their heel.  Sprint spikes are a little bit lighter also.  For long jump, a true sprinting spike might not be very comfortable since you will step on your heel during your takeoff.  There are several multi-purpose spikes out there that are pretty light weight but also have some hardness on the heel.  The distance ones will probably work, but they will be a little heavier, especially in the heel, where a sprinter doesn't need it.
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Both.  I fish a lot.  I mean a lot.  I fish tournaments.  I fish ponds.  All sorts of cover, open water, underwater structure, the whole nine yards. \n\nBoth types of reels have their benefits and both types of reels have their shortcomings.\n\nFirst - the baitcaster.  There's a reason everyone on the Bassmaster trail has more baitcasters on their boat than spinning reels (open face).  This is because with the technology of today, baitcasters are amazing.  You can cast a 1/16 oz. weight into the wind nearly as far as you want, and land it on a dime if you've got the ability.  Practice, practice, practice.  Baitcasters also tend to have higher gear ratios (5.0:1, 6.1:1, and now even 7.0:1 - that means w/ one turn of the handle, the spool turns 7 times - bringing in over 30 inches of line w/ one turn).  However, baitcasters do have their shortcomings.  The backlash.  This happens when the spool is spinning faster than line is coming out and it creates on heck of a mess.  It can really put a damper on the day, especially in a tournament.  The only other problem w/ a baitcaster is that an inexperienced user will find it incredibly difficult to cast lightweight lures a desired distance.\n\nThe positives of a baitcaster create the negatives of a spinning reel and vice versa.  Where you get incredible accuracy and great ratios out of a baitcaster, the spinning reel lacks.  It is hard to cast a spinning real as accurately as a bait caster because you can't stop the line w/ your thumb.  You also aren't afforded great gear ratios and therefore you do a lot more work to get a fish in the boat.  W/ a spinning reel, you don't get backlashes and you have the ability to cast lightweight lures good distances with ease because of less resistance from the spool.\n\nI carry 2 spinning combos for floating worms and small spinners, and about a dozen baitcasters for everything else.  \n\nHope that helps.
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eggbeater, either both legs circulating at once or kick one beat with one leg and one beat with another.  Feel free to email me with any other training questions. I'd love to help you out
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Actually it is a bot more complicated than those answers would show.\n\nThe spinning wheels cause a gyroscopic effect which makes it easier to balance.
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A hoofer is a dancer.It means he is so great a dancer that one might think his feet left his ankles.Make sence now.
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its the doosra bowled by Harbhajan Singh (India) and Murlitharan (SRL) it actually goes the other way for a off break bowler which means an off spinner bowling a leg spin ball to confuse the batsman
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For shot power, there is a tecnhique but I don't know what it is called in English. Instead of kicking the ball on the inside of the foot, you kick it on the hard, bony part toward the outside of the foot, behind the 3rd,4th and 5th toes. If you combine this with a leg motion that is more 3/4 from right to left (if you are right footed), then you should get a hard shot with very little spin. With this method however, you sacrifice accuracy for power because it is more difficult to  control the flight of the ball without spin. Hope that helps.
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Regular woods the hitting surface of the club is on the ball side of the shaft.  The off set has the hitting surface behind the shaft.  The off set clubs helps you keep you hands in front of the ball.  The advantage is to help keep the ball from going to the right.  The downside is you may hook it.
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Roller blade!  I encourage you to find better legs than those in skaters, you won't find any... ;)
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Topspin it goes it more often than backspin because backspin in wind can get caught in the wind more easy. Topspin in harder to hit long because the hit causes it to go towards the ground. backspin is harder to get a more consistant shot it's great if the player is playing back cause it can be a easy drop shot. topspin also make the ball jump (as in it goes jump) making it hard to return. this causes the player to have to play back which means they wouldn't play net as much and if the opposite player is playing more net they are more likely to win the point which adds up. so topspin is definatly and logically a better shot than backspin. take it from a pro and coach.
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Basically it has to do with the seam.\n\nThe SG seam does not wear away as easily and is quite pronounced even when the ball is old. So it has a better grip.\n\n\nthe kookaburra seam wears away much quicker and is difficult to grip even for spinners.
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Well it depends on the style of a spinner.. \nFor example: \nHarbhajan Singh of india is the offspinner who spins the ball with the help of fingers, so the ball just rotate sidewise along the seem.\n\nbut muralitharan is the offspinner who use wrist for spinning the ball, so he spinns the ball acroos the seem.\n\nSo i dont think that rpm is needed to analyse for spinning the ball, rather ballers give importance to how to spin.. It is not an engine so that rpm is needed here.... \n\nThat was the answer for spin analysis,\n\non lighter side i like ur question.... good innovative thinking.. may be 2-3 rps means 120rpm..... again it will vary with the style of bowler......
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I believe you may have the abbreviation wrong, or whoever gave you that abbreviation may be using it incorrectly.\n\nI believe what you are referring to is a PLO or PLS.  PLO stands for posterior leaf orthotic.  PLS stands for posterior leaf spring.  They are both the same device.\n\nThe PLO or PLS is the lightest in weight of the ankle/foot orthotics (AFOs for short) and is used mainly when a person has "foot-drop." A foot-drop occurs when there is weakness in the muscles in the front of the lower leg that lift up the toes and foot when one takes a step (due to diabetic neuropathy or paralysis for example). A PLO or PLS holds the foot at a right angle to the leg and prevents the foot from dragging.
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The difference is in the kick ponit. The kick point varies by shaft flex. The kick point determines ball trajectory, swing speed at impact, distance , spin, and many other things. Choose shaft flex according to swing speed. Determine swing speed at the golf store or there are calculators based on average distance that you hit an 8 iron (though less accurate)
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LBW is only if the wickets are not hit.\nIf the ball goes beyond the wicket, then its LBW Leg Before Wicket. That means it hit the leg in line to hit the wicket!