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backswing
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back·swing  (bkswng)
n.
The initial part of a stroke, in which one moves a racket or club, for instance, to the position from which forward motion begins.
Translations
backswing [ˈbækˌswɪŋ] n (Tennis) → movimento di apertura
backswing [ˈbækˌswɪŋ] n (Tennis) → movimento di apertura


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where Hawkins rebuilt a rotator cuff so worn out Norman's shoulder was disjointing during backswings in April.
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Norman and Elkington birdied two of their first three holes to help ease whatever anxiety might have been naturally creeping up on the Shark, who found April surgery necessary after his left shoulder started popping out of joint on backswings during the Masters Tournament.
 
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