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Interesting... I was taught it differently:
Stand next to inbounder, ball in the arm next to the inbounder, but held in such a way that the inbounder can't easily grab it from you. Raise opposite arm. Hand ball to inbounder. Take a step backward and/or away from inbounder to clear some space and get a better angle. Begin count with arm nearest inbounder. Chop when legally touched inbounds. Begin a new count, if necessary, with chopping arm. Personally, I almost never use a bounce. Maybe 1 or two times a game. I probably should use it more often. |
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