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Divide the front court into nine equal squares. As trail, you always try to be in a square that is touching the square where the ball is. Look through the play on the ball, but be aware of who's got on and off ball coverage.
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My Mechanics for Player Control
I deviate from the preferred mechanics a little to "sell" a player control foul. I do three things simultaneously: hit my whistle, put one hand up behind my neck (standard mechanics) and "punch" my other fist out in front of me in the direction the ball will go. I don't use a raised fist. That seems to work best for me.
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If you insist on going directly to the secondary signal, then you MUST pre-game with your partner that only the official who has primary responsibility for the area will give the signal. Trouble with that is, it's awfully hard to break the habit. You'll probably still end up doing it. Chuck
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NFHS mechanic. Hope you're not gettting evaluated for tournament games, at least in one of the states that requires HS mechanics for HS games. |
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