IPA: /ˈbækswɪŋ/
KK: /ˈbækswɪŋ/
The first part of a swing where a player moves their arm or a sports equipment back before hitting the ball or making a forward motion.
During the golf lesson, the coach emphasized the importance of a proper backswing for better accuracy.
Backswing → It is formed from "back" (from Old English "bæc", meaning the rear or behind) and "swing" (from Old English "swingan", meaning to move back and forth). The word "backswing" refers to the motion of swinging backward, particularly in sports like golf or tennis before the forward swing.
Think of moving your arm or club to the 'back' before you 'swing' it forward — that's what backswing means.