how can i control skidding in clay. i fell many times while play?
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Bend your knees slightly, keep your center of gravity underneath you without leaning too much on one leg.  And most important of all, use your back foot like a break as you drag it on its side to help stop your momentum.
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Bounce - System of a Down
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Feedback:  Yes I do have a lot of experience with this.  Mud volleyball is a blast.  If you can control wetness of the mud, err on the wet side.  \nWarnings:  Make sure to remove any sticks, rocks, or derbi because people will dive if the mud is soft enough.    \nStrategy:  It's all about spacing your players out evenly around your side of the court/mud.  If you can, always hit it to the opposing team's weakest player every time!  \nGood Luck!!!
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dribble the ball closely to ur feet...
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fall on purpose after they throw you in the air
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all u need to do is keep ur balance if u just keep ur balance on the board ...u won't have any problems ...and to get more speed u can always try the trick tic tac....or just lean from side to side
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To me the easiest way would be adjusting the position of the ball in your stance slightly.  If you slice it move it towards your front foot more so that the clubface gets turned more before you hit it if you hook it move it back a little so that the club face doesnt get that far turned before you hit it.
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put more rotation in your hips and more "push off" from back leg.  If you can rotate hips and push off at same time you wont drop knee.
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here is an oldie but a goodie, get an old tire hang from a tree. paint a small circle on it. hit the circle till you remove the paint.  repaint the circle and do it again. work on blocking the ball, have someone thow balls in the dirt to your left and right just outside the plate. not too far away from you keep your head down watch the ball hit your body or glove.  when you work on throwing down to second do not take three steps to the base. stand up and throw. one step. start slowly catch the ball. stand and throw. then keep going faster.  watch the pros on how they frame the ball. frame it where you catch it.  DO NOT MOVE YOUR GLOVE DURING THE FRAMING!!!!  I am also an umpire and we hate that
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The simple answer is to have a mechanism for absorbing the impact of the fall. What to build depends on what materials you are restricted to.\n\nThere are several ways to go about it. Design a super-structure (the outside part) that crumples when hit. Suspending the egg is also a great idea (as was already suggested) If you can't or don't want to use a sock or stocking, using some kind of thick substance like gelatin would work well. Parachutes also work very nicely, I've seen some cool ones that worked like helicopters, spinning to slow down the descent. If you want a better answer I suggest posting whether you are restricted to certain materials.
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To prevent the wearer from slipping over in the mud
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Ski as high as you can.\nDo as many flips, twists, gainers, tucks, and summersaults while hanging in the sky.\nAnd.\nTry not land on your face.
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For digging....Make sure you are not swinging at the ball. If you have your hands in the right place and the hit is hard enough, the ball will pop right off your platform. (also....have your hands positioned to the setter so your ball won't go right in front of you) \n\nFor serve receive....Before a game...try to know what types of serves your opponent has. Float serves will tend to change direction at the last second, so be ready to move your feet. For top spin, getting to the right place is half the battle. Then just stick out your hands and angle to the target. (might require slight movement of the platform) For jump serve, it is likedigging, stick tyour hands out and angle because it is coming hard. \n\nFor passing...stay low (Good tip someone told me: if you can touch the ground without having to really extend your arm...you are low enough.) Also, have your feet spread out a little more than shoulder's length so you can move quickly and not easily fall over. IF you are over-passing, take a little off and aim behind to the ten foot line and maybe then the pass will land past what you aimed for and to the correct  spot.
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Throw......throw a lot, but keep your form on every throw, work on doing your drops and planting your foot and follow through..........find something to throw into and move it around the yard and work on your accuracy
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similar to what was said earlier, sand will not replicate clay. \nsand on concrete will be too slippery and you'll break your neck.\nif actual clay courts are difficult to find, look for carpet type courts with fake looking grass and sand.  its a slow surface like clay and you can also slide around to practice footwork.
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juggling or keeping up...start by dropping the ball to your foot - shoelace and kick it up to you and catch and drop,again.. then start by using your tigh, chest and keep it up as much as possible..at first you'll do a couple then you start building up and the better you get at it..the more ball control you have...youhave to have a feel of the ball when you kick...that is the secret..feel and control..then start using both of your feet..its hard at first,but you'll get better with time.PRACTICE EVERYDAY..ALSO HIT IT AGAINST A WALL RETURN FOR BALL /FEET DRIBBLE.
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i would suggest swinging on a downward plane...  It seems to work for me when i start to pop the ball up... just take like 50-100 swings from your back shoulder to ur front  knee.