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Old Sat May 17, 2003, 12:31pm
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Re: Re: Welcome to mechanics 300

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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by Back In The Saddle
Dan_ref, your reply sounds to me like exactly what I need. Thank you. May I pose some follow-up questions?

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Originally posted by Dan_ref
mmmm....if the ball is at the top of the key then you need to start closing down (stepping to the lane line extended on your side, what some peple call "b" position).
Okay, let's take this slowly, since that is how I think. Picture Pooh bear..."think, think, think"

Yes, as lead you should "mirror the ball" -- that is, work just outside the ball's position relative to the end-line.

If the ball is wide, you're wide, if the ball is in the middle, you're near the paint.

If the ball is on the opposite side and players are posting up on the far side, you can go take a look at the post play (some associations frown on this).

I'm with you, Bob.
Do you ever stand in the quicksand? Not me.
Have you ever heard of positions a,b,c of a diamond? Not me.
Sounds like a parochial Eastern thing.
mick



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