To be able to perform a roundoff it is necessary to be able to do a cartwheel. Next practice a cartwheel from a hurdle step, which means to use a small run and a hop into the "lunge" with one leg forward so the added speed makes the cartwheel rotate faster. The next step is to do a "push away" or 'snap down" cartwheel from the hurdle. The idea is to push off the ground with the arms so that the entire body is off the ground momentarily before the first foot touches the ground. Once a student can do this particular type of cartwheel then turning it into a roundoff is only a matter of finishing the cartwheel with the feet together. The hurdle, and snap down add enough extra time to bring the legs together and make the roundoff possible. A pointer on how to place the hands: Try to consistently place the hands on the ground one at a time and more or less in a straight line. If the fingers are pointed in the direction of where the skill began, this way it is possible for the gymnast to push from the hands as well as the arms, which makes a good amount of difference. Good luck.

300 ft.

1 yard = 3 feet.

=> 100 yards = 300 feet.

However, if you account for the 10-yard endzones at either end, then the football field is actually 360 feet or 120 yards.

well it all depends on your cubic feet of your bath tub and how high your overflow is. Lets say you have a 5' tub an shower and the highest water level you can have is 14" and you length is 46" and your width is 28" then you would have 78 gallons of water if it was full. There is 231 cubic inches to a gallon.

Let's get this straight- there is no correct way to shoot a basketball. There are wrong ways to shoot basketball (e.g. with one hand, using both hands all the way, etc.), but no right or correct ways. Everyone starts out shooting their own way, and this way usually is correct. If you continue to shoot that way and the shot works for you, and works for you means that you don't get blocked often, stolen from, and don't take longer than 1.5 seconds to shoot, than you should be fine with your shooting form.

First, make sure your right foot is slightly ahead of your left (or vice-versa.) Next, make sure you are holding the ball with your shooting hand right behind it and your other hand on the side making somewhat of a T shape. Make sure you use your legs!!! After a while of practice it will become natural. That's when muscle memory kicks in!! GOOD LUCK!!

The first softball game was played on Thanksgiving Day in 1887. They players played inside of a gym at Farragut Boat club, located in Chicago, IL. The believed inventor of softball is George Hancock.

There are several options to that question. If you're talking about frame size on a MTB, then 20" would be a large bike. If you're talking about 20" wheel size, then it's probably a BMX which is a fairly small bike.

well in my way of using geometry is the angle of the right hand to guide the basketball and the angle of the left hand and what angle you need to thrust the basketball in, symbolizing the direction of the basketball hoop

Tennis balls are made of a layer of rubber surrounding a hollow center. Then they put a thin layer of adhesive on the rubber and cover it with a layer of felt (usually yellow). The letters that you may see on the felt are just black ink. The air pressure inside the ball is 12 psi (pounds per square inch) greater than ambient air pressure at sea level (the 'normal' air pressure all around you). The ambient air pressure is 14.7 psi, so all together, the pressure inside the ball is 26.7 psi. I'm not quite sure what you mean by the 'amount of air inside the ball,' but you can figure out how much space is in the ball using the equation for the volume of a sphere (4/3*pi*r^3). A tennis ball that I have here is 2 1/4 inches across, with 1/8 inch thick rubber all around. So the open space inside is 2 inches across (the diameter is 2 inches). The radius (r) is half of that, so r=1 inch. So the volume of the inside of the ball is 4/3*pi (pi=3.14) inches^3 = 4.2 inches^3. (You would say this as 4.2 cubic inches of open space.)

it is about 4 laps but, the exact amount is 100 meters less than 4 laps to do a 1500. this is a mile.

36 ft is 432 inches which equals 10.9 meters assuming you mean a lap is a full lap as in both ways (there and back) across the length of the pool or 21.8 meters it will take 100/21.8 or about 5 full laps

3 minutes a round over 12 rounds with one minute rest.

It shows the difference of points the team achieved (scored - scored against) during the time the player was on court. It shows the difference of points the team achieved (scored - scored against) during the time the player was on court.

A mile in a 25 yard pool equals 71 lengths or 36 laps (1,760 yards in a mile).

A mile in a 25 meter pool equals 66 lengths or 33 laps (1,650 meters in a mile).

In a 50 Meter pool, a mile is 1,650 meters, which is 33 lengths or 17 laps of the pool.

2 lengths of a pool equals 1 lap.

186 is divisible by 1, 2, 3, 6, 31, 62, 93, 186.

its 3x

50

Yes, it is. It is greater than some numbers and less than others.

It would take 29 minutes 53 seconds provided there are no hold-up or stops.