Netball

the goal attack can go in the attacking third, where they are shooting and in the centre third.

hope this helped :)

16: 7 players from each team, and the two umpires may also be inside the court at some point in the game (although in practise they are supposed to remain outside it to avoid impeding players in the confines of the court).

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'.

The answer below is great but the "zone' is used often and teams have developed tactics to break the zone and re-create the flow of the game to their advantage. Pairing off evenly is good but "Man on Man' tactic is just as effective. You defend them the same way a GK would a GS; turning them away from the play of the ball and forcing them to run away towards the outside of the court; running right up to the transverse line where they will end up off side, or force a held ball. The "man on man" tactic shows endurance in your team and will also show that you are working "as a team" and not marking 2 players throughout the court. Pick up players as they move through the court and don't forget to let other team players know by communicating with them. This will force the opposition to look for players behind them and making them re-set the play and give your team more options to turn the ball over to your advantage. You can use a tactic called the zone tactic where you fill the space or a tactic called one on one which basically means that you pair off evenly throughout the court =] Tactics would be to get into space so your team mate can pass the ball to you without getting it intercepted. Also keep passing the ball down to your team mate's goal attack or the goal shoot. Also mark the opposite team members to intercept their passes. When your marking always stay with the person your marking. Its better if you have taller players to put them up defence end and the smaller players in positions like WA, GA, C because they should be harder to mark.

A free pass is taken when the other team: steps (the player is not out of play), contacts (the player is out of play), obstructs (the player is out of play), holds the ball (the player is not out of play), throws the ball over a third (no-one is out of play) or steps offside (the player is not out of play, I think).

They always need to wear a plain white shirt! Plus all the basics like a whistle and a band to go around your hand to show whos centre it is! It is the regulation to wear socks and proper netball shoes! (joggers, trainers ect.)

By Rebecca Hehir! yeww

There is no dig in netball. But there is a dig in Volleyball

The umpire controls the games, and the players. They have to keep focused on the game at all times to make sure that it is fair. If a mistake is made the umpire is allowed to awared the opposing team a FREE PASS or a PENALTY PASS.They are also responsible for the players safety so must check the court before they begin play. Good umpires generally develop a level of empathy for the players.

The advantages of dodging in Netball is that when you dodge the person marking you gets confused as to where you are so then they lose their concentration!

Also if you dodge around them you are able to retrieve the ball from your team mate and also your able to intercept a pass.

Netball uses a size 5 ball. Size 5 is the standard size netball and is used in all netball matches. Netballs also come in all different brands some brands are better than others but it doesn't really matter what band you get, the only advantage of getting better brands is your ball will last longer and it will be better quality.

allready discuss with the person you are going to throw to at the strart of the match. It will then be easy as you both know who the ball is going to drgyrtghhdgfyj unj4a5enr7yth ni the first idea is a good tactic, but wat will happen if your diffenders are really good and experianced. wat do i do well i will tell u now. so you are holding the ball you havent yet steped into the circle, you look around take every one in. then step in to the circle and call the persons last name. they will realise wat u want, remember u could tell them to break and run fords. then bang bang bang u pass it to them then run up ready to help when needed. remember whilst playing netball you need to keep your eyes open and break. hope i help u. luv hard_rocker

If for example there is mutual offside, or mutual conatct then the umpire will do a toss up. this consists of the two players facing each other standing 1 metre apart with their hands by their sides. the unpire will then throw up the ball between them they then have to try and catch the ball, whoever catches it first plays on the ball :)

Badminton is considered an open skill because it is a motor skill that is performed in a changing environment.

a uniform u play netball in!Usually a dress or skirt. a uniform u play netball in!Usually a dress or skirt. a uniform u play netball in!Usually a dress or skirt.

Casey Williams is the captain for Silver Ferns and plays the positions Goal Keeper and Goal Defence

i know that in New Zealand, you need to complete an average of 2 years of qualification games (one game each week during the season) and over that period of time you would of hopefully of passed your bronze silver and gold award. in the third season you would start to work on your level 1,2,3 etc...

yes, when one player is not doing what the coach wants them to do or is not doing good or has been playing for to long, or if the coach just wants to switch them with another player in the game than the coach can say "sub" and will put another one of his players in the game and take the player out that the coach doesnt want in the game.

Because its a fun sport which involves teamwork and a range of different skills. Because its a fun sport which involves teamwork and a range of different skills. Because its a fun sport which involves teamwork and a range of different skills.

A feint dodge is literally when you pretend to run in one direction in order to confuse your marker then run in the opposite direction. Feint literally means make a deceptive or distracting movement. You face the direction you are trying to make your marker run it, transfer your weight from your back foot to your front foot, looking to drive out in that direction.

The moment you see the marker mirror your movements you push back off your front foot, twist your body so that you are facing the opposite direction and drive out in the other direction.

The marker is then running in the wrong direction, usually you can then signal with your outside hand that you are free to receive the ball when you have got into space.

A double - feint dodge or demi - dodge is when you pretend to drive out twice in opposite directions and then go back to your original direction to run in.

This may be if your marker has worked out what you are doing.

This can be repeated as many times as you need.

I'm a netball coach and this is how I would explain it :)

well, first a centre pass is only taken when a goal has been scored.
eg. team a vs team b

Team A has the first centre pass then scores.
They get the next centre pass but after that it's team b's center pass

and vice versa

when passing a netball you have to throw from the chest if you want a good pass

No, you're not allowed to move with the ball