• Yes, the shuttles eventually break.
• They are not indestructible quite yet. Maybe one day.
• We only ADVISE to hit the nose of the shuttle when playing Torques.
• Only serve underhand, dropping the nose of the shuttle on to the racket face.
• Hitting the shuttle any other way than on the nose can damage or break the shuttle.
• If you hit the wings of the shuttle, they may snap off. From our experience of playing if one wing snaps off, the shuttle still flies.

• No, Torques is easy to learn. If you have played any other racquet sport before (tennis, pickle ball, racquetball, smash ball, badminton) than Torques will probably come easy to you.
• We like to use the visualization of sliding the racquet head at a 90 degree angle along the top of a table. It is similar to a volley in tennis. Instructional videos are coming soon.

• The T2 Timer app is an innovative new way to score based on the time of the rally.
• You can download it on the Iphone App store by searching Torques.
• You will need a 3rd person to keep score for you when playing a match.

Torques is a GREAT workout! If your looking to get into shape & have fun, this is the sport for you. And if you play in the sand, you are pretty much guaranteed to burn those unwanted calories. You can expect to burn between 400-500 calories per hour.

Absolutely. One day Torques will be a professional global sport played in the Olympics as a beach sport. GTO stands for Global Torques Organization. Tennis has the ATP tour & Torques will have the GTO tour. But for now we are focused on getting the sport into as many hands as possible. One day at time is our motto.

Yes, Torques is based on an Ancient Game. Please check out our YouTube Video that explains the ancient origins of Torques and Subscribe to our channel while you're there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8tGAEc7TDg