Netball

Double Bounce is a very fun basketball game that doesn't require a lot of running around and sweating.. the rules the game are, It starts out with one person taking a shot from the foul line, if they make that shot they get 2 points, now because they made that shot they get to keep taking foul shots to rack up as many points as they can (each foul shot is only 1 point after already receiving the 2 points) Now when they miss the next person in line has to let the basketball bounce 2 times before he or she can pick it up.. once it bounces twice that person has to throw it where they got the ball on the 2nd bounce.. then that person shoots if they get it they receive 2 points and then they go to the foul mark and keep shooting for 1 point until they miss.. once they miss the 3rd person wait 2 bounces and it repeats itself, also if a player waits 2 bounces and shoot where they got it and miss then the next person waits 2 bounces and so forth. Also if a person does NOT catch the ball on the 2nd bounce they lose there turn and the next person in line shoots it where the ball bounces the 2nd time.

Netball is not seen as a real sport because it is based on another sport, its brother basketball. Netball originated from basketball not that long a time ago, which is another reason why people don't regard netball as a sport. However, that way of thinking may change very soon when netball becomes more popular. Also, netball is a sport played only by girls which restricts the popularity. If netball was played by boys than it may become part of the Olympics.

Australia defeated New Zealand, 42-38, to win the 2007 Netball World Championship. The other 14 countries that participated were: Jamaica

England

Malawi

South Africa

Cook Islands

Samoa

Fiji

Botswana

Trinidad and Tobago

Wales

Barbados

Scotland

Singapore

Malaysia

A whistle. Score board. And maybe some knowledge of netball. Whether it is a throw in E.T.C E.T.C

the player will get 1 point each time they score

Netball is a ball sport played by two teams of seven players derived from early versions of Basketball. Coordination is required to be able to run and handle the ball at the same time, be able to make good team moves, and to be able to score points.

Believe it or not the most important position on a netball team is the Wing Defence! said by elite players and coaches because they stop the centre pass help feed the ball down the mid court and stop goals.

I am unsure of what you mean and I am a experienced representative player.. I'd check youu're language then ask again =)

a size 4 ball is used for high 5 netball (which is what younger players play) and a size 5 ball is what is used in 7s netball which is what adults play x

3050Centimetre long and 1525Centimetre wide

you need to be able to make gross movements in netball. such as passing the ball using a shoulder pass.

The wight of a netball is 400-450grams (14-16 ounces)

It is either 5 or 10 minutes.

Firstly you get a coin or a circular object and trace around to get a fine circle and then you neatly outline the lines of thread that makes up the ball.

well it should say on the ball if not compare to some others and you will definetly know that its a 5 because its so much more heavier and bigger than a 4 or 3

It is a world wide sport that originated in England. Some countries that play netball are Switzerland, Argentina, Bermuda, the United States, Zimbabwe, Australia, New Zealand, and many others.

In England in 1895 at Madame Ostenburg's College.

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Popular participants of Netball particullarly come from countries of the Commonwealth of Nations such as Australia, New Zealand, Malawi, Jamaica & UK

they can't go into the goal circles

I am not too sure how far upp off the ground the netball hoop is but i think it is about 3.02 metres

Age doesnt really matter for netball
as long as she can rum, catch and throw
she can play netball
but if she wants to join a team them it depends on the age limit set by the team

local netball is basiclly netball played in your local area.

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