Working in tight quarters
So I've got multiple gyms where I work that have very little room behind the endline. One place I worked the other night had maybe 2 feet between the endlines and the wall. As the Lead, I felt like I couldn't see a damn thing in the paint due to my close proximity to the players. I tried backing off to the wide side but it had little effect. Anyone have any tips?
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I found that if I moved toward the sideline (away from the lane) and almost straddled the endline, I had a better view. My partner (who I call a lot of 3-whistle with) kept mentioning that it seemed odd and he felt out of sync the whole time. I didn't feel the same way, but once you get off balance, it can be difficult to get back to normal. |
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at the first free throw...
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its worth a shot! |
That is exactly our gym for the most part all the way around. Very difficult to get good angles as L. Just the nature of the beast.
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* "no man's land" is not referring to blowing your whistle from an area where no man is. . . oh nevermind :o , but rather it is referring to standing in the key area extended beyond the endline. |
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And then the cheerleaders get mad because you won't let them stand there. |
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