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must did an awkward toss huh..?
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Jumpin' Jack Flash
Troubles with both one-hand and two-handed toss from a still position for me a number of years ago, so I tried and practiced it this way. I kinda approach the two players and sorta do a layup upwards between them. Goes like this:
1. From about three feet away, I say, "After the whistle I'm going up with the toss." 2. Blow whistle 3. Spit whistle out of mouth 4. Take one short step onto my left foot as I execute a dribble. 5. Gather the ball and plant my right foot. 6. Toss the ball one handed straight up in between two jumpers. Haven't had U1 or U2 whistle me for either a bad toss or travelling on the play since beginning this method in '03. If I were fouled after gathering the ball, I'm sure some smart-aleck is gonna call "On the Floor!", however.
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I toss with two hands overhead.
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I do it one-handed starting with the ball above my head. I give a little push from the elbow. I don't bounce the ball, I walk straight in with the ball pre-positioned. I'm also 6' 5".
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At a camp one year had a supervisor (ex D1 official) who said he felt the best way to practice your toss is to stand underneath a basket and toss it through the ring from underneath.
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That is how I've also been taught to practice jump balls.
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Quick whistle, let the whistle go and hold it in my non-throwing hand (that way I know it's not in my mouth - teaching from an instructor years ago), hold the ball in the other and place myself between jumpers and pause (don't want either trying to time the toss). One-handed push to an imaginary basket like has already been mentioned.
Never purchased a copy of this one, but here's a link of me last year just after a toss: Middle School Basketball Championships | High School Sports | Gwinnett Daily Post |
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Good Point
I say, "After the whistle I'm going up with the toss" so they know what's going on in spite of this somewhat different way of doing a jump ball.
Guess I don't have to, do I? At least I don't say, "OK, everyone hold your spots."
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'Interestinging that many seem to use the one handed push which is what I use. But locally, I think I'm the only one who uses that technique. I've tried them all over the years and this is the one that is most consistent for me in terms of proper height and also it's usually straight (I'll probably toss it crooked tonight now that I've said that- CIS pre-season game).
Last edited by Jay R; Fri Oct 12, 2012 at 01:44pm. |
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