Ball Control Tennis
"All The Tennis Players In The World Need To Learn Ball Control Tennis, Even The World Champions, Who Can Reinforce Their Faith In And Fine-Tune Their Ball Control Strokes With A Thorough Understanding Of Ball Control."
Not knowing the most important phenomenon in sports - Ball Control
- is a great embarrassment to the entire human race. Ball control is the ability of a player to keep the ball in contact with the racket for a prolonged period of time after the impact. Ball control is the secret of consistency in sports, for only when the ball is in contact with the racket, would a player be able to control the direction and speed of the ball. In human kinetics, the tennis racket should be an extension of the arm, and ball control should be an extension of touch. The Japanese Sixth Generation Computer Science failed because no robot up to now has been able to touch; a robot finger bounces off a surface as a ball bounces of a racket. In reality touch could be one of the most subtle problems in physics. Ball control employs the same concept in touch, namely,
jumpulse, which denotes a sudden change of force and is introduced by the late Dr. Ta-You Wu. Isaac Newton and all the scientists since Newton for the past three hundred years have not solved or even realized that touch is a problem because touch is a trivial task for humans. The problem of touch was finally solved by the Post-Science Institute and Complete Automation Laboratory. Even though the problem of touch or ball control is complex, the coaching of Ball Control Tennis turns out to be relative easy because we are now dealing with humans, not robots. Generally, a beginner can learn tennis ball control in about three days spread over a week. In a few weeks, the beginner will possess a professional looking stroke, but still knows a little about tennis. He/she will have so much confidence in his/her stroke to insure the continuation of his/her tennis career. An historical account of the discovery of ball control is presented in the book Knowledge authored by Dr. T. L. Kunii, Prof. C. V. Ramamoorthy, and Dr. Hugh Ching. A plan has been made to expand the coaching of ball control throughout world.
"To Control Life , We Start With Controlling The Ball."