Which Way do you prefer????

[jontheref]

Just practicing outside my tosses for the start of the season. Just interested in what is the popular approach.

A-- One hand overhead and push (the Steve Wehlmer approach)
B-- Two hand underhand (The Jim Burr method)
C-- One hand underhand

Which do you think is more accurate???

[Adam]

I go behind the back. It adds more flair.

[kenref1]

I break out the tall ladder and drop the ball down! I use a two hand toss in boy's games and one hand in girl's games.

[JugglingReferee]

I put a captain from each team on an endline and they race for the ball at midcourt.

Where do you think the XFL got the idea?

[Bad Zebra]

We're experimenting with a machine similar to JUGS to launch it...only problem is that ya have to depend on the table to pull it off the court really quickly by the extension cord.

[RookieDude]

I do the two hand underhand toss...

then open up with my arms like a flower in bloom...kinda adds a flare.

[zebraman]

I do the one-hander and then stand there posing with good follow-through as if I have just ripped the cords on a long jumper. After all, it's all about me.

[Ref Daddy]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I go behind the back. It adds more flair.

Bounce it off the top of your head .... Soccer style.

(Make SURE whistle is o-o Mouth)

[TriggerMN]

One handed toss, over the head.

People who use the two handed toss tell me they would prefer to cover their face from the jumpers' elbows. I'm more concerned about the jumper's knees/feet, so I use my other hand to cover something else.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by TriggerMN

One handed toss, over the head.

People who use the two handed toss tell me they would prefer to cover their face from the jumpers' elbows. I'm more concerned about the jumper's knees/feet, so I use my other hand to cover something else.

Classy. I wondered where Junker picked that up.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by jontheref

B-- Two hand underhand

This is what I do. I tried the "A" option, but just wasn't comfortable with it. I like to have both my arms up at the end to protect my head from jumpers' elbows.

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by jontheref

Just practicing outside my tosses for the start of the season. Just interested in what is the popular approach.

A-- One hand overhead and push (the Steve Wehlmer approach)
B-- Two hand underhand (The Jim Burr method)
C-- One hand underhand

Which do you think is more accurate???

I prefer A. I get between the two players and put the ball in the air after I have it up with my arm extended. Thats that only way I can get a good toss!!!!

[BEAREF]

Originally Posted by jontheref

Just practicing outside my tosses for the start of the season. Just interested in what is the popular approach.

A-- One hand overhead and push (the Steve Wehlmer approach)
B-- Two hand underhand (The Jim Burr method)
C-- One hand underhand

Which do you think is more accurate???

For the life of me I cannot figure out why there has been 78 posts for this very simple question.

Personally, I use the two hand underhanded and practice it by standing beneath the basket and tossing it up through the net. The goal is to have it go up and down with minimal movement of the net. In my opinion it's a great way to practice.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by BEAREF

For the life of me I cannot figure out why there has been 78 posts for this very simple question.

Good question.

Anyway, fwiw, I've used both the one-handed and two-handed tosses. Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

Good question.

Anyway, fwiw, I've used both the one-handed and two-handed tosses. Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't.

....where is that damn squirrel picture when you need it...