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Old Tue Mar 14, 2006, 04:12pm
Raymond Raymond is offline
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Originally posted by jkjenning
On a related point, I have been told to count the five seconds on a BC inbound so that when I begin the 10 second count heading upcourt I am counting with the arm on the bench side. The idea is to make sure the coaches notice the count is taking place.
Heard that once before but I disgarded it. Who cares what the coaches think, use the arm closest to the evaluator.

Seriously, my board's best (IMO) trainer/evaluator is more concerned about the 5-second throw-in count being done with the arm opposite the in-bounder, as not to accidentically hit or distract the thrower during your count, even though ideally you will not be close enough for that to happen.
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