There are two aspects to water polo training; skill and stamina/strength. The former is trained by practicing drills repetitively while the latter is trained by doing swimming and weights When I play water polo, I have to train on land (stamina) and in the water (skill), we run and do lots of fitness work, and then we work on how we throw and catch the ball, and do alot of swimming. Hope it helped :)
During water polo you shouldn't hold someone under water for very long to be fair. In a game just for fun its fair to pass to a number of people before you shoot to score.
athletes would train there muscule for their legs and arms be stronger need to swim couple laps to be a stronger swimmer
the quarters are about 6 to 7 minutes long
Since 1996
It should not be touching the ears or the collar of a polo
6 or 7 minutes
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Pretty much anyone from the age of 11 can play, and there is even a junior version of water polo called 'flippaball' for 9 and 10 year olds.
Rowing, bowling, and snowboarding have a long O sound in them, as does water polo.
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Australian Water Polo was created in 1982.