what is a jump strategy?
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A search and jump strategy involves setting your browser to display the largest number of results possible and then using the FIND function (under the Edit menu) to locate matches of keywords on the page by jumping around the page.
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Most important - and most overlooked - technique in spiking is your spike approach. The volleyball spike approach is identical in function to a baseball pitcher's wind-up. Unfortunately for us, we don't have the luxury of a pitcher's mound, and a pitching rubber on which we can push off. We need to oriented our hips and shoulders while in the air. How do we do that? A lot of what happens in the air comes from what we do on the ground during the spike approach.\n\n     If you are right handed, your last three steps should be left-right-left, with the last two, the right-left, being more like a step-close than two distinct steps, in which you "close" the left foot very near the right, so your toes are nearly touching, but not too close. \n\n     The last right step (before the left-close) should be much, much larger than the preceding left, or the succeeding left-close. The last right step is like a hop, or a leap, where you start to generate horizontal momentum. \n\n     When you land the last two steps, you should land on your heals, and then rock from your heals to your toes. The heal-toe action will re-direct your horizontal momentum to vertical jump.\n\n     If you are right handed, it is very important for you to jump with your left foot slightly in front of your right, but only slightly. The toes should be near each other.\n\n     By putting your left foot is in front of your right foot, you will setup the rest of your body for a good spike. This will put your left hip in front of your right, and your left shoulder in front of your right. \n\n     When you jump, you should reach-up with your both your arms, but upon reaching your apex, let your right arm and shoulder drop behind, and lower than your left. This will enable a full swing at the ball. \n\n     At the height of your jump, your left shoulder should be above and in front of your right. The same goes for your left hip.\n\n     At the conclusion of your swing, your right shoulder should switch positions with your left, and the same goes for your hips.\n\n     It is the spike approach that setups your hips in shoulders to be in the correct place at the start of your swing.\n\n     Of course, lefties must reverse the above instructions.
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It's called the "long jump."\nPrior to the 1960's, or thereabouts, some people referred to it as the "broad jump".\nAlso, prior to the 60's, the "triple jump" was called the "Hop-skip-jump" or Hop-step jump".
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Here is the cheatsheet I bring to get myself in the proper mindset before a tournament.  It has the word "MOVE" watermarked in the background.\n\nMOVE—keep feet moving, keep point moving, play w/ opponent to create opportunities \nPreparations for Attack—if you aren’t ready to retreat, you are already attacking!\nSmooth is fast—smooth hands - smooth feet.  Watch body language and telegraphs\nControl Tempo—Make it happen!  Don’t sit till plan comes to you—MOVE—do something!\nGame Face—come On Guard relaxed and ready.  Quit thinking about last touch on way to line.  \nOwn the Distance—keep steps small on advance and retreats when engaged\nAggressive Defense—keep pecking—force mistakes, set ‘em up-knock ‘em down.\nDefense Distance—feet and blade don’t stop ‘till you find blade. Riposte, explode or 2-step\nRetreat under control—to uncomfortable distance, not out of distance; ready to move NOW!\nGauge opponents’ Comfort Zones—preparation cushion, rxt speed, fave parry, end of strip\nMOVETight attacks, small parries, quick counters, small steps\nCounterattacks—don’t rely on them; remember their devastating mental effect on opponents.\nForgotten—Fleche, balestraF-retreat-parry, cheat advance, jump uncomfortable-quickstart, 2I/CT\nZone—Slow motion—I’m waiting for rxt that I made happen, appears super quick to audience\n\nThese are notes I use for myself, so they need some footnotes if I'm passing them on.  \nPreparations are the steps you take prior to actually attacking, to get yourself at the proper distance to start the attack.  \nNote that the forgotten section is simply footwork and strategy that will fall out of my game because I forget to use it--that list will be different for everyone.  \nGame Face--when you are ready to fence, either putting on your mask or hearing 'on guard', the last touch, your frustration over a mistake or a bad call, the strategy you hadn't quite worked out, and everything else has to be out of your head so you are ready to work with your point.  When you hear the word 'Ready', you are ready.\nAggressive Defense--there are a lot of false attacks in this style.  The idea is to keep your opponent from making good attacks and good ripostes, and eventually frustrating them into making bad attacks or ripostes.  Always attack first, but don't over-commit to the attacks, be ready to let them fail and do another one, just to frustrate your opponents attempts to properly set up.  AggD is just one mindset you can use, but is a good one when you are out of ideas--it prevents your opponent from taking control of the bout.  It is very tiring though.  \nCounterattacks--do them too often and you'll lose, but doing one well can mentally crush an opponent--they thought they were making a good attack that you totally ignore, and you steal a touch while you are at it--it is much worse than being parried!  You can make someone abandon the best part of their game.\nThe stuff on gauging opponents is to be done between bouts, not during the bout.  \n\nThat's what I do--hope it helps.
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An exercise I know of works very well, and it also has a lot of names. Some people call it "foot fire" or "quick feet". It works really well in a group, where someone is standing in front of you calling out what to do next. You stand in your defense position while stepping up and down very quickly, like you are stepping on coals. You should periodically jump so you are facing to the right or left of where you were facing before. The leader person should also tell you to slap the quickly hit the ground and continue the "foot fire".
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Darts and a WSJ. :)\n\nThis strategy outperforms quite a bit of Wall Street pros, based on a few studies.
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jumphers are the hardware switches, it's used to togle between the choices.
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Drive more often. Work on your jumper... Drive more often.
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What do you mean what is the pass the ball strategy?  The pass the ball strategy is a strategy that is done in business operations in which the current task is passed to another person.  In IT this would be relative to a 24x7 support type situation in which the information is passed off to another person.  That's the only relation I could think of for it.\n\nand yes, I am IT.
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In physics, a quantum leap or quantum jump is a change of an electron from one energy state to another within an atom. It is discontinuous; the electron jumps from one energy level to another instantaneously. The phenomenon contradicts classical theories, which expected energy levels to be continuous. Quantum leaps are the sole cause of the emission of electromagnetic radiation, including that of light, which occurs in quantized units called photons.
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Play hard, Play with heart, Play smart. Try your hardest and never quit. Focus on your basics. Good kicks, good traps, good runs. Believe in yourself and you will do well.
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Don't know....go ahead and Jump?!!!
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1. shoot 500 jumpshots everyday.\n2. Do drills for the position you play.\n3. develop a signature move.\n4. develop good mechanics.\n5. Do not practice alone; get someone to gaurd you.\n6. be dedicated.
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I was in your shoes 3 years ago. I needed to develop my vert. What helped me? Your local athletic store...or on eastbay.com sells this show that makes you walk on your tippy toes and play ball on your tippy toes. This may seem stupid but it helped me soo much! By standing on your toes for long periods of time, it builds the muslce necessary to increase your verticle leap. On days you dont use the shoes, do repetitive jumping. That will help you build your quads. Your quads is 1/4 of the contributor to your leap. But those shoes are sooo crucial. Best of luck! I think this should help you!
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Just one move kill all the guys around me. And clear the stage. But i don't know how to get that move.\n\nOther than that i like Jump Kicks.
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Here's a good webpage to help you with your jumps. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/8339/jumps.html
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A universal formula for all strategies does not exist. However this site has a lot of return formula and might have what you are looking for:\n\nhttp://www.poweropt.com/strategymenu.asp