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What is the name of the target practice where you throw up a disc and shoot at it?
Skeet (or clay pigeon) shooting.
Do clay pigeons always tense their calves?
No... "clay" pitons are the little disc you shoot when your at a skeet shoot... How funny... The question ....
What does cock it and pull it mean?
'Cock it and pull it' probably refers to the sport of shooting. Cock it refers to 'cocking' a shotgun; this is loading the gun with bullets and preparing the gun to fire. Pull it refers to what is said by people as they shoot. When a shooter yells 'Pull!' the target is released, for example a clay disc (or clay pigeon) and the shooter tries to hit the flying target.
What is stalling in ultimate frisbee?
Stalling is when the thrower takes more than ten seconds to throw the disc. The marker (defender on disc) is counting and if the thrower does not throw it in ten seconds, then it is a turnover. It is a way to speed up the game.
What is a legal throw in discus?
a legal discus throw is when the thrower stays inside the ring when throwing, and the disc stays inside the field when thrown. it can be scratched if the thrower steps outside of the ringwhen throwing or walks out of the front of the ring after throw
How do you play disc flying on build a bear?
you got to go on a paw and you throw a disc to the target 7 times
Which is a good way to harvest a music disc from a creeper?
You have to get a skeleton to shoot an arrow at it
What thing is shot in skeet shooting?
A clay disc is flung into the air in skeet shooting.
What is turnover in ultimate Frisbee?
A turnover in ultimate is when the offensive team loses possession of the disc to the defensive team. This can happen when:1. The disc hits the ground (whether it be from a missed catch or from a defender smacking it to the ground. 2. A defender catches a disc 3. An offender catches the disc out of bounds or the disc lands out of bounds. 4. The stall count on the thrower hits ten seconds.
Is there anything other you can do with a bulletstorm xbox 360 disc other than burn it?
shoot it :)
What is a ten count in ultimate Frisbee?
A ten count in ultimate frisbee refers to the defensive player counting to ten seconds while marking the player with the disc. The thrower must release the disc before the count reaches ten; failing to do so results in a turnover. The count is typically initiated when the defender is within a certain distance of the thrower, and it helps to promote quick play and prevent stalling.
How far away does a person have to stand away from a person who is throwing a frisbee?
Good question!"How far away does the defense have to stand from the thrower in ultimate Frisbee?" has two answers, and it depends on which defender you are talking about. I've answered the question here using the most current set of rules for play in the United States- the 11th edition USAUltimate Rulebook. These answers are also correct according to the World Flying Disc Federation, which governs international competition.The primary defender in this situation is called the "mark." That defender is the person responsible for limiting the range of throws available to the thrower. According to rule XIV.B.3, the mark must stand at least "one disc space" from the thrower, which applies to all points of the mark's body. Here, disc space refers to the diameter of the disc being played with- in most cases a discraft Ultrastar 175g disc, which has a diameter of 10.75 inches. So, while playing, if any line drawn between the thrower and the marker at any point on their bodies would measure less than 10.75 inches, the marker would be committing a violation. This particular violation is called a "disc space" violation.You may also see secondary defenders playing defense on the thrower. This is most often observed in zone defenses, rather than in man-to-man defenses. Any defender on the field may act as a secondary defender with regard to the thrower. The secondary defender (or defenders) cooperate with the mark to more severely limit the range of throws available to the thrower. According to rule XIV.B.2, any defender who is not the marker must remain at least 3 meters from the thrower, as long as they are playing defense on the thrower. However, a defender may come closer than 3 meters if they are guarding an offensive player who is not the thrower. Violation of this rule is called a "double team."These answers are provided according to the rules stated in the 11th edition rulebook as established by USAUltimate, the national governing body for Ultimate in the United States.Although there are some differences between US rules and International rules for Ultimate, in the case of this question, both sets of rules agree.The Discraft Ultrastar 175g disc has been the official disc used for Ultimate (both in the US and internationally) since 1981.
