In reality, a bowling ball does not squash, but in animation, you need to add a little bit of squash and stretch in order to give a better illusion of movement and weight. If the ball has the solid and rigid consistency of a bowling ball, the squash and stretch will be smaller.
The ball stretches as it gains speed, and then squashes on impact with the ground. The ball moves fastest just before and after it hits the ground, and decelerates as it reaches the top of its arc. In this exercise, you will experiment with basic squash and stretch and observe how the properties of objects affect how they move. The bouncing ball is the classic animation exercise, demonstrating not only squash and stretch, but also the effect of gravity and inertia on the spacing and timing of the animation.
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