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Casey Willams started her netball traning when she went to a netball club!!

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you play fairly

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to be honest im not very sure but its between 2 to 3 metres im preety sure its between those mesure ments cuz i play netball

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Flexibility is very important in netball because some ways in which you land after catching the ball you would need a great amount of flexibility, you would also need it if someone throws a bad pass, you need to be able to get yourself up in the air or twist around to receive the pass, also if you drop the ball or the ball is passed along the ground you need to be able to get down to pick it up.

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It stands for WING DEFENSE. Next to the WA of the opposition facing their goal on the line nearest GK in line with GD of their own team.

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the normal height of netball hoop is 3.05 metres (10 feet) for an adult but may be lower for young players; a common setting is 2.4 metres for 10 years and under

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The Wing attack (WA) can go in the goal third that the GA on their team can go in but they are not allowed in the goal circle, and they can also go anywhere in the centre third.

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Contact is where you push or shove a player and they fall or stumble

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Timing is important because if you have the ball for longer than 3 seconds you get penalised.

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Karen Atkinson plays the position wing attack and center

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No basket ball hoops are bigger because they user bigger balls .

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you need to the post as much as you can in gs and then you should make set ups so that the WA passes to the ga and then the ga pasees to the gs and then the gs shoots and then rebond if it doesnt go in but if it doess then yer you got the goal so the main thing is set up and rbondibg the ball

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probably centre because you have to be almost everywhere to support your team while goal attack and goal shooter are really really hard if you are short like me!so ya cya!

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There has to be enough room between the players hand throwing the ball and the player catching for a third person to fit, if there isn't this is referred to as a 'short pass'.

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They are:

- Stepping

-Obsturcting

-contact

-Held ball

Stepping in the circle

- Not fully within the circle

- Time

- bReaking

- Not behind the line

- Short pass

- Over a third

- Out of court

- Hopping

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Any sport or exercise is proven to improve mood, although scientists aren't exactly sure why. Also, engaging yourself in netball distracts you from focusing on your emotional issues.

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no their's no enough for kids to watch

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have a good state of mind :)

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She deputed her national (Australia) in 1992 and captained the team from 2003-2007. She is the most capped national player.

Cheers

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yes irene does

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there are many, when the umpire move there hands in a up and down movement that means stepping, when they make a cross with there hand it means contact, when they place there hand in one way and another the other way it mean that the ball it taken from there and given to the player that there arms are facing.

your welcome, internet.

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