How to get data on ball speeds

Prayag Ratheesh Asked 1 week ago

Hello coaches,

I'm a student who's looking to do a school project on table tennis, especially regarding ball speeds, momentum and collisions between the ball an the racket. I've tried searching for data sets i could use. I wanted to ask if you any place i could get a large data set on these.

Thank you

Alois Rosario Answered 2 days ago

Hi Prayag,

I am not aware of any data sets on this.

I wonder if anyone out there has seen anything that might be able to help Prayag.

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Rick August Posted 1 day ago

TTGearLab has created a database of blades that uses an objective measurement of the dynamic properties of each blade. It seems to be based on the frequency response of the blades which makes sense if you want to characterize the dynamic response of the blades. They use four performance parameters that are supposed to reflect the speed and feeling of each blade. This may be of interest to you.
https://ttgearlab.com