What does fall shot mean in Team Handball?
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Here is a page all about team handball. I hope this helps!\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handball
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Actually, what he is describing is a shootout.  You are describing a "shut out", when a team fails to score a goal.\n\nFirst, each coach selects 3 players for their team in the order they want to go first in the shootout.  The road team shoots first, following by the road team.  In the first three shots, after one team has already scored more times than the maximum allowed for the other team to score, then they are assured a win. For example, the first two shooters for the road team score, while the first two shooters for the home team don't.  The road team wins because they have scored 2 goals while the most the home team can score is 1.  If both teams are tied after 3 rounds, they go to sudden death shootout.  The coaches on the spot select another player to shoot (every shooter, including goalie and backup goalie must shoot before any player may shoot a second time).  The road team still goes first and alternate until there is a point where each team has sent up the same number of shooters in the sudden death and the score is different.  In other words, the shootout wins when, in any one sudden death shootout round, one player scores while the other doesn't.  Despite how many goals are scored in the shootout, the stats aren't added to their season stats, but instead are kept in a shootout archive by the league (this includes shooters and goalies).  Which ever team wins a shootout gets 1 goal added to their game total.  For example, a game 3-3 after overtime is won by Team A in a shootout 3-2.  Team A would win the game 4-3, not 6-5.  The winning team gets 2 points for a win, while the losing team gets 1 point for a shootout loss.
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The laws of the game require goalkeepers to wear colors that are different from the other players and the referees. This is so they are easily identifiable so that the referee does not call handball infractions on the goalkeeper by mistake.  It is a very easy mistake to make if the goalkeeper is not distinct from the other players.
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Very simply--there has to be two defenders between you and the goal unless you are behind the ball. The timing is when the ball is played by one of your team mates.
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Depends on what level they play. In college there is a device called the possession arrow that changes directions every time a jump ball situation arises. The team with the arrow gets the ball & the possession arrow changes to the other team so if a jump ball situation occurs again the other team will get the ball. That was done to supposedly speed up the tempo of the college game (mainly before shot clocks were instituted at the college level). In the NBA, a jump ball is just that - but normally the ref will call a foul on one of the players involved.
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It is your point.  The one complication is that  it is the only time your opponent can reach over the net to touch the ball.  He has to hit it on the fly however once it bounces on your side it is your point.
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A field goal is a made shot from anywhere on the court.  This does not include free throws.  There are 2-point field goals and 3-point field goals.
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Yes, Dirk's dad played for the Germany National Team in the 1992 Olympics for Team Handball.  Team Handball is like soccer played with your hands on a basketball court.  A nice hodge-podge sport that's a lot of fun with very little contact and is relatively easy to play.
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driving on a fast break its best to pick up and get the goalie up then shoot when they fall. if you've got heavy d from behind a quick screw or t shot is perfect. but experiment with what feels best for you. i know a few people that cant make a traditional wet shot to save their life, but have created their own versions that work well for them.
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Well...it's a shot from the wing...\nActually, the shot itself happens from a spot that's closer from the center, but the winger starts his jump from the wing, toward the center to get a better angle, and shoots before touching the floor.
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Racquetball is a sport played with racquets and a hollow rubber ball on an indoor or outdoor court. It was invented by Joe Sobeck in 1949 incorporating rules from squash and handball. Unlike many other racquet sports, the walls, floor, and even ceiling of the racquetball court are considered in-bounds. The game is normally played by two players, though there are variations with three or even four (which can get very crowded). Two player games are called singles, three player games are typically called iron-man (2 on 1 during entire game) or cut-throat (each player take turns serving to the other 2), and four player games are called doubles.
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You should probably skip what I wrote and go straight to the link http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci529957,00.html :-)\n\nYou measure the distance fallen in meters.  Let us say that this distance as a function of time t in seconds since the ball was dropped in a vacuum is s(t) meters.\n\nThe "instantaneous" downward velocity of the ball at time t is just the derivative of s(t) with respect to t ... for example in the h seconds between time t = k and time t = k + h, the ball drops an extra s(k + h) - s(k) meters ... so the average velocity between times t = k and t = k + h is (s(k + h) - s(k)) / h, and the limit as h -> 0 of (s(k + h) - s(k)) / h is the velocity at time t = k and is the derivative of s(t) at t = k, and you can see that it has units meters per second because s(k+h) - s(k) is in meters and h is in seconds.\n\nSo distance is meters and velocity is meters per second, with v(t) = s'(t) the derivative of s with respect to t.\n\nNow acceleration is defined as the rate of change with repsect to time of velocity.  You will have a(t) = v'(t) = s''(t), by the same reasoning as before.  The velocity at time t = k is v(k) = s'(k) and the velocity at time t = k + h seconds is v(k + h) = s'(k + h).  The average acceleration between times t = k and t = k + h is then (v(k + h) - v(k)) / h in units of (meters per second) per second, or meters per second squared.  The instantaneous acceleration at time t = k is the limit of that as h -> 0 and is v'(t) = s''(t) at t = k.\n\nFalling in a vacuum at constant acceleration g = 9.8 meters per second squared means you have\n\nacceleration = constant g = 9.8 meters per second squared\n\nincreased downward velocity after falling t seconds = g t = (9.8 meters per second squared) time (t seconds) = 9.8 t meters per second.\n\ndistance fallen (if dropped with initial velocity zero) after falling t seconds is (1/2) g t^2 = (1/2) (9.8 meters per second squared) (t seconds)^2 = (1/2) g t^2 meters.\n\nThe rate of change of acceleration would be meters per second cubed.
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According to this Welsh article it can be translated as:\n\n'The best play is team play'.
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this game comes from the american indians. a hard ball is cradled in a leather woven basket that is open and attached to a approximately 3 foot pole. players rock the stick above their heads to keep the ball in the cradle and run down the field to throw the ball into the oppponents net. like field hockey but in the air instead of on the ground. colleges like this game, esp on the east coast
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It's the "ball" in a game of badmitton that you swat over the net.  It's a weighted rubber half-ball with plastic "feathers" stuck in it allowing it to float more gently to the ground.
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Depends on what the ref saw.  Techincally, if you jump and raise the rock to shoot  - but don't shoot - then you have commited a up & down and must turn over the ball.  It doesn't make a difference weather you jump forward, backward, sideways, or vertical.  The key is that you are looking to shoot and not pass.
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You can swat the ball away if it's still making "upward progress" toward the basket. If it's coming down, swatting it away is goaltending. Just don't foul the shooter.