How do i improve my game?
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your height has nothing to do with it. I'm 5'1" and believe me things work out. Libero would be a good position because of your height though. As far as drills, to work on your passing see if someone will throw you a few balls every night and just focus on that. Make sure your form is good. As for jumping, if you work your legs then your all set. Try doing 2 small jumps and the next as high as you can for about a minute at a time. It'll work your leg muscles and if you do it every day then it will help. Also  if you do squats and recently i've found if you give people piggy back rides, it improves your calf muscles. For backrow hits, work on jump serves. If you can back row hit you can jump serve. I guess that's the best I can do for ya..good luck
509744
You can go to www.pga.com improve your game section to find some good tips.  You can also go to www.playgolfamerica.com to sign up for a free golf lesson from a PGA Pro in your area.  Good Luck
711602
try practicing \n\nSlide Tackling(my fave)\nFake Charge (Step forward at the ball and make the player think your gonna tackle)\nOffence skills.\nthrough pass (pass the ball infront of the player)
380909
Practice, but make sure you are working on the areas of your game that need the most improvement.  Work on your off foot, juggling with both feet, and if you can, find someone to work with you on different skills such as shooting, passing, trapping, and heading to name a few.  The more touches you get on the ball the better off you will be.  There are aspects of the game that can only be improved by playing, but you can work on your skills alone.
968363
play as much as possible...try to play with people who are better than you so that you will always have a challenge and continue to improve...meanwhile try looking for some basketball camps for the summer and go there, you can also buy a dvd called "Better Basketball" it helps trust me...so do these things and you WILL be the best
226345
The best way to get better at a sport is practice!  Find your weeknesses and work on them till they get better. So lets say you aren't that great at dribbling...What you have to do is set up a set of cones in a row and/or curving around (to represent players) and dribble around the outsides of the cones while keeping control of the ball.  If you have shooting problems, just keep shooting for a few hours and you'll get it.  I suggest for a shooting problem to start off trying to make 5 shots in a row without missing.  If you miss you should start back at 0 and work up to 5 again.  Do this with lay-ups and once you master those, move on to free throws.  then back 2 steps, then back another 2 steps.  Keep doing that untill you reach 2 steps past the (invisible three point line) if you are on your driveway or just past the regular three point line.
665068
YOu can sign up for a free golf lesson from a local PGA golf pro at www.playgolfamerica.com \n\nor Find some good tips at www.pga.com improve your game section\n\n\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_trittler040604.cfm\nto hit the ball with good tempo and a low tension level, which leads to consistently solid hits and more clubhead speed at impact.
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Practice will not do it alone, you can't get better if you practice the wrong thing.  You can start with a free golf lesson from a local PGA Pro.  Go to www.playgolfamerica.com to sign up.  You can also check out www.pga.com improve you game section.  A lot of great stuff on that site
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Always try to find the open space. Pay attention to the off side rules. Learn to kick the ball in a way that the ball ends up were you want to send it..  The same heading the ball. Practice until you can do that. The ball is the tool of the game.
311244
practice practice practice.  Also, playing against people that are better than you cann only make you better.
612391
three best ways to practice your putting\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_beck110904.cfm\na drill to help hone your putting stroke, \nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_nesbitt120505.cfm
526167
try and do some drills \n\nfor example - try to throw the ball up and ask your friend to catch it with a one-two step.  Also try and practice shooting as that is the main objective of the game\n\nTO SCORE!
271216
at this point, all you can really do is play and play and play. get out onto the court and play as much as possible. have somebody who can feed balls just feed you for a while and even though it will be very boring and you will probably hate it, you will get tons better. play lots of matches with other people around your level, if not better. if you lose to somebody, take notes and try to use that to your advantage and keep playing them until you win. then after that, start playing better and better people. good luck.
749130
There are alot of things you can do to help your game. Do some dribbling drills where you are on both sides of the court looking at the rim only. Do straight dribbles with both right and left hands, making sure the ball does not go above your waist. Then do between the legs down the court with your head facing the basket and still looking at the rim. Every dribbling drill you do, you should ALWAYS be looking at the rim. The reason you look at the rim is because it helps you with your court vision, giving you the ability to see the whole floor and not miss your teammates when they're open. You should be low on your dribbles all the time. Then go up and down the court going between your legs backwards, the same way you go between your legs frontward, do it backwards.  Then go behind your back up and down. MAKE SURE YOU  ARE LOOKING AT THE BASKET! Then take 3 dribbles to the right and go between the legs and dribble to the left (with the left hand) and do the same thing down the floor, LOOKING AT THE BASKET. Those are just some things to start out with. You can email me and I will help you out a little more. But if you cannot look at the basket while you are doing some of these drills, you will not improve your dribbling skills. You must use all three lanes when doing these drills also. Start on the left side of the court and then go to the right side and finish off in the middle and watch your court vision increase.  \nAs far as shooting goes, you need a partner. It is okay to shoot by yourself sometimes but you need to have a partner that can get your rebounds. The one thing I suggest by yourself is to shoot a lot of free throws and dribble from the timeline to second hash mark line where you set up for free throws and shoot from there. Then do the same thing, this time shoot from the 3rd line. But shooting you need a partner. \nGOD BLESS YOU and good luck this year
113981
Keep practicing but also play in as many pick up games as you can.\n\nMake sure you you shoot from different spots on the floor and work on different moves as well.\n\nGet a friend and play some one on one to get used to faking.\n\nTry and get some pointers from someone who you know that is a good player or a coach.
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Make sure you don't use your wrists.  Practice.  Learn the feel and how far to take the club back for different distances.  That takes hours of practice.  \n\nPGA Director of Instruction Rick Martino explains how you can become a confident, more successful putter with some easy drills.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/rickmartino/improve_martino011706.cfm\n\nHere are some putting basics \nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_beck110904.cfm
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You can certainly improve at pool.  Since "good" is a relative term, I hesitate to use it.  Of course, as a teacher, I'm going to suggest that you seek formal instruction.  To have a knowledgeable instructor evaluate your game is definitely worth it.  I paraphrase George Fels, "A correct pool stroke is so simple that hardly anyone can do it".  Your enjoyment of the game will factor into how quickly you improve once you understand what you are doing at the table.  Happy shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.