[Paddlewise] Clarification?

Steve wrote;

>You can feel the paddle stall, or go deeper into stall. This is extremely
>intuitive as (once experienced) we constantly adjust blade angle to get the
>right bite.

Do you have any tests that prove you can 1. detect stall and discern it from 
any other forces acting on the paddle and 2. Adjust the angle of attack 
rapidly enough to make a difference? By this I mean tests I can perform to 
verify or refute your claim.

If not you will have to forgive me for my skepticism. According to people in 
the field of psychokinetics what you suggest might prove revolutionary.

>Like intercepting a fly ball, it's something any practiced child can do, 
>but
>would cost millions to try and get a machine to do it.

Not sure eye/hand co-ordination has much to do with it.

A for intercepting a fly ball, the US has has already spent billions trying 
to intercept missles. Maybe they would have better luck with the fly balls 
and for less money. :-)

Cheers

John Winters. 
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