I practiced outpatient orthopedic PT for 10 years. You shouldn't play through this if it is recurring. Every time you feel the sharp pain you are probably re-straining the muscle tissue causing inflammation and pain...which increases your overall healing time. Chronic strain to muscle tissue can cause significant scarring and predispose you to future injury in the same muscle. I would recommend avoiding ANY activity that causes the sharp pain for 7-10 days. Do PAIN-FREE quad stretches and EASE into kicking by starting with easy passing and NO shots or long balls. You should have NO pain with these activities. At 2 weeks start with longer passing and eventually easy shots on goal. If you re-injure the muscle, rest, and apply ice for 20min 2-3/day for 24-48 hrs. Then start with the stretches and process listed above. Best of luck.
Shooting/hunting.
shooting
Shooting marbles.
is it clay pigeon shooting ?
It depends. 68 percent is still pretty good and there is plenty of time to improve. The best way to practice free throws is always practice shooting them when you are tired. Most NBA players attempt free throws after they have been playing for some time.
1-shooting=2-run=3-drink and eat before playing
work on endurance shooting, and try playing with some friends to practice
really its easy push realoud.
it depends wat position you are playing and which way you are shooting
It means you are playing as if you are in first person veiw (as if you are the person shooting) such as halo, call of duty, or 007
To score points by shooting the ball into your opponent's basket while bouncing it whenever you move.
an excellent fancy marble used to shoot with in playing marbles