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G.O.A.T.
Thank goodness these guys never faced opening a can with a key!
I like your signature line. I heard one similar that would be good for me:
"I care about nothing ... but I have an opinion about everything"
Thank goodness these guys never faced opening a can with a key!
Can.............recall getting a free can of balls every year when subscribing to either World Tennis or Tennis magazine.............They were Spalding ballsI still remember standing up a can of balls, taking the racket handle and pounding it into the lid of the can to crush the seal. Then just reach in with a key to remove the lid.
Has anyone ever seem an ATP or WTA player open a can of balls to be used in their match?
I have not.
Why?
Because it is hard to do even for pros!!!
I haven't seen them take a dump, but that doesn't mean they don't know how.
Hide in the players' lounge restroom and you will learn that:
Federer's dumps are quiet and effortless.
Nadal's require a lot of vocalized grunting and straining. Messier but he eventually gets the job done. Never gives up.
Figured Fed was smooth at everything.
That makes sense Nadal has issues. I have watched him grab his butt for years ... I guess it is a tell.
I cannot make fun of him for doing this because I sometimes do the same thing.Nadal is my wife's favorite player... he's ok, but not my favorite, so whenever he's on I always say "Now smell it! Smell it!!" after he grabs his butt... because his next move is hand to face. My wife hates me.
Nadal is my wife's favorite player... he's ok, but not my favorite, so whenever he's on I always say "Now smell it! Smell it!!" after he grabs his butt... because his next move is hand to face. My wife hates me.
I was watching recent video of myself playing tennis and I noticed a huge fundamental problem!
I have been unable to open a new can of tennis balls and have been forced to use used ones.
I realized that for my entire life, I have been unable to open cans of tennis balls.
I have strong hand muscles, so strength cannot be the limiting factor.
Without coaching, you will struggle to open a can of balls EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
It's just mind-blowing how complex and subtle the technique required to open a can of balls is.
Quite literally, I have tried everything but can't open it.
Pulling hard and quickly on the loop resulted in the loop breaking off.
Smashing the can with my feet resulted in the pressure escaping but lid still stuck on.
I tried a food can opener, but it destroyed the can and failed to get the lid completely off.
Open stance, closed stance, neutral. Nothing works.
It is quite ugly to see on video.
I think this can be solved with the ISR or industrial methods.
I am down to trying these two options. Which do you recommend?
Option 1.....
Bring the can of balls to an industrial plastic recycling plant, and pay them to melt it down but not destroy the balls.
This will require a lot of planning and is costly if it is even possible.
Option 2....
Train with finger plyometrics and use more ISR to get more hand pulling speed.
This may result in the loop breaking off, but if I can slow down at the moment before the pull loop usually snaps off and pull it up and across in that 3-4 millisecond window, maybe it won't break off.
Traditional methods of opening a can of balls no longer work. The ball manufacturing plants have mostly moved to China and the seals must have changed.
Using old balls has been preventing me from improving my game and opponents are starting to complain. The balls can barely bounce anymore and are getting close to only rolling even when you throw it on the court surface. At that point, I will no longer be able to play tennis because the rules state that you must hit the ball after one bounce or in the air.
If it comes to that then it will be TImeToStopPlayingTennis...
Remove the plastic lid. Stick finger in the metal loop. Turn shoulders and hips away from can while loading weight into legs via knee bend. Then pull that metal loop by driving with leg lift and core rotation and that can will open. To optimize form, you want to keep a loose grip on the can and the metal loop but not so loose that the can flies out our your hand.
I cannot make fun of him for doing this because I sometimes do the same thing.
Having a bulbous derrière can cause undergarments to ride up a little bit during exercise so some adjustment is often needed.
Hide in the players' lounge restroom and you will learn that:
Federer's dumps are quiet and effortless.
Nadal's require a lot of vocalized grunting and straining. Messier but he eventually gets the job done. Never gives up.
$2 and now you want it opened? No wonder robots will replace us.Buy a can at the store and ask the store clerk to open it for you.
$2 and now you want it opened? No wonder robots will replace us.
Buy a can at the store and ask the store clerk to open it for you.
And what will guard this wall? Slave labor?Nah ... there will be a robot wall
And what will guard this wall? Slave labor?
Save for the robots who guard the wall.I don't know who will guard the wall ... but it will be maintained like roads and bridges. After a few years ... it will be to dangerous to climb over.
robot video
The USTA playa's code cleary states that robots are not allowed on the tennis court.
USTA code 133.344.36.11.5a
- For the opening of pressurized tennis ball cans, assistance from mechanical devices and/or self-operating machines cannot be used.
USTA code 133.344.36.11.5b
- In the spirit of recreational tennis, to protect the fragile male ego, winning a point by hitting lobs or soft shots lacking pace (aka "pushing") from the baseline until your opponent misses shall not be allowed for more than (2) shots in a rally.
The trouble with the modern generation is kids are not used to work and a development of knowledge. Opening a can of tennis balls requires practice, repetition and soundness with the technicalities of tennis balls. Once you have put in the time and mastered the ability, indeed it is simple:
I hear you OP, it took three years to find my solution.
Here is the foundation of the deep knowledge you will need to familiarize yourself with:
- Acclimatisation
- Pre-Compression
- Mass
- Size
- Deformation
- Rebound
- Durability
I hope this comes of assistance in your own journey to 5.0'ish Tennis Can Ball Opening.
hahaha ... most excellent.
If you go play tennis with those balls right after the durability test absorption is magical. The dog slober makes the balls cling to the string .... GOLD!!!
You can poke fun all you want but clearly you dont know how to open a can of balls and probably get uncontrolled bounce offsThe secret is to increase the dwell time during the hold and absorb phase after making contact with the tab like the pros.
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I need to learn this valuable skill as well but all my practice time is going towards learning how to spin the racquet to determine who serves first. Haven't quite mastered that one yet, one thing at a time.
By the high quality cans, you are less likely to cut yourself,I was watching recent video of myself playing tennis and I noticed a huge fundamental problem!
I have been unable to open a new can of tennis balls and have been forced to use used ones.
I realized that for my entire life, I have been unable to open cans of tennis balls.
I have strong hand muscles, so strength cannot be the limiting factor.
Without coaching, you will struggle to open a can of balls EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
It's just mind-blowing how complex and subtle the technique required to open a can of balls is.
Quite literally, I have tried everything but can't open it.
Pulling hard and quickly on the loop resulted in the loop breaking off.
Smashing the can with my feet resulted in the pressure escaping but lid still stuck on.
I tried a food can opener, but it destroyed the can and failed to get the lid completely off.
Open stance, closed stance, neutral. Nothing works.
It is quite ugly to see on video.
I think this can be solved with the ISR or industrial methods.
I am down to trying these two options. Which do you recommend?
Option 1.....
Bring the can of balls to an industrial plastic recycling plant, and pay them to melt it down but not destroy the balls.
This will require a lot of planning and is costly if it is even possible.
Option 2....
Train with finger plyometrics and use more ISR to get more hand pulling speed.
This may result in the loop breaking off, but if I can slow down at the moment before the pull loop usually snaps off and pull it up and across in that 3-4 millisecond window, maybe it won't break off.
Traditional methods of opening a can of balls no longer work. The ball manufacturing plants have mostly moved to China and the seals must have changed.
Using old balls has been preventing me from improving my game and opponents are starting to complain. The balls can barely bounce anymore and are getting close to only rolling even when you throw it on the court surface. At that point, I will no longer be able to play tennis because the rules state that you must hit the ball after one bounce or in the air.
If it comes to that then it will be TImeToStopPlayingTennis...