Netball

As a netball player this question will be very exciting to answer.

Obstruction-When you put your arms up or sideways or when you jump to defend you are closer than 90cm to the opposition. You will have to stand down.

Contact-When you snatch the ball out of another players hand, bump them, push them or hit them etc. You will have to stand down.

Held-When you have the ball in your hand for longer than 3 seconds

Replay-When you bounce the ball mor Ethan to times-when you've snapped it up from the opposition's bounce pass

Step-When you step with the ball

1.Chest pass

2.Lobb Pass

3.Bounce pass

The basic rules are:

You can't move your feet with the ball.

You can't touch anyone else, with or without the ball.

You can't defend within three feet of the player with the ball.

You must stay in your designated area of play.

It depends if you are playing proper netball or nettaball (younger players netball).

In netball it is offside.

I am guessing you mean breaking. Breaking occurs on a centre pass when someone from either team crosses over the line, except for centre, into the centre third before the umpire calls the whistle

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In netball, the centre ball is a crucial element of the game that restarts play after a goal is scored or at the beginning of each quarter. The centre pass is taken from the centre circle by the team that did not score, and players must remain outside the circle until the ball is released. This action allows both teams to reposition and strategize while emphasizing the importance of teamwork and coordination. The centre ball also serves to maintain the flow of the game and ensure fair play.

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The GA can go in the middle third and their teams shooting third. They are allowed in the shooting circle to shoot and can run out for the centre pass. They play against the oppositions GD (goal deffense) and it is one of the most important positions in netball.

You can play for longer durations, go for more balls/rebounds

It is estimated that there are in excess of 20 million people playing netball in 70 countries and on all five continents eg Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, England, Malawi, South Africa, Cook Islands, Samoa, Fiji, Botswana, Trinidad & Tobago, Wales, Barbados, Scotland, Singapore, Malaysia.

In netball, if the shooter shoots, misses the hoop and catches it, it will be a replay ball and the ball will be handed over to the other tea.

Average netball weight is 397 - 454 grams.

Prior to a game of netball, there will be a toss. The winners of the toss will usually take the centre throw. A game of netball then starts when the winning team's centre (C) has stepped into the circle and thrown the netball.Also all players must be in the correct positions and no feel in the semi circle or into the middle third,except for the centers(c)

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However, it is down to those that monitor and govern your rugby as there is a health and safety issue that they must satisfy themselves on before each case is allowed to play.

There are many different skills and tactics needed to play netball, their are three basic sections for the different skills, and the tactics you learn from experience.. The three sub sections are: Basic skills, which includes Hand positions, catching, throwing, how to throw and catch, feet positions and basic netta and netball rules. The next sub section is middle skills, this includes all positions, stopping with the ball, three foot defence, streches, warming up, warming down and ball skills. The third sub section is called the higher skills, this includes defence, attack, shooting, keeping, how to work the court and talking to all of the players to communicate.

Their are many different tactics you can use to fool your apponents mind and reactions, like falking the ball. That means that you pretend to throw the ball one way, so your opponent jumps that way trying to block the ball, and while this is happening, you would falk the ball and throw it the other way. Another tactic for the goal circle is if you are a shooter, but you must make sure the other players in your team know what you are doing is, that lets just say WA passes you the ball, and you are too fat away to shoot you would pivit around, put your non-grounded foot towards the goal circle and pass it back. Then taking a step back, and WA passes the ball back to you. So you remember it like this, pass, pivit, step, pass, step, shoot. Or you can do it again if you are still to fat away. And if your opponent touches your foot when you have the ball and they dont see it, then they get called up for contact or obstruction with the ball.

A defending tip about this is that make sure that the ball has just left the tips of their fingers before you jump.

Hope this answers all your questians.

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A variation of footwork or stepping. It is when a player catches the ball a split second before taking off from one foot, landing on the other- the player thinks that the second foot is the 'grounded' foot and regrounds the first foot.

i disagree with the above comment, sorry. after a goal has been scored, the ball will go to the opposite team's centre and that player will then pass the ball to a team member once the umpire has blown their whistle. hope i helped :)

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Due to the introvertical side of the game you need coordination to be able to kick the ball hard into the air. Digging or passing the ball is essential in volleyball and in order to pass the ball you need to have good coordination. In other words you can't be tight, you need to be loose.

This is being asked as we have one set of parents upset with a game that was played to get in the grand finial, there was one girl that had two halfs off, as she is the weakest player and we want to win, ( we won the game which means we are in the grandfinal) but I am concerned that her parents are going to take there 2 kids out and another player which is the reserve which leaves us with 5 players From a concerned assistant coach

No you cant, the other side of the court is the other umpires quarter, you can only umpire your own quarter, unless its out of court on your side but the other quarter, you call the out of court :)

Basically, all you have to do, is stand on the side of them (far enough away that they will think you wont be able to intercept), but just as the ball comes, jump sideways and forwards and catch the ball!