Froze Twice part 2

[jTheUmp]

See, the next game makes everything better.

HTBT on the Ts...

As for the arm thing... there's one guy in my association who does the same thing; in his case, because of an old injury that leaves him unable to fully extend his arm over his head. Something similar could possibly be at work here.

Don't forget to find one thing to improve upon in your next game.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

As for the arm thing... there's one guy in my association who does the same thing; in his case, because of an old injury that leaves him unable to fully extend his arm over his head.

Has anyone thought about letting him raise his left hand for fouls? It seems that would be better than having his right arm only part of the way up.

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Has anyone thought about letting him raise his left hand for fouls? It seems that would be better than having his right arm only part of the way up.

Not my place to suggest it.

Besides, that's one of my weak points as well... no matter how hard I try, I can seem to get myself to ever raise my left arm to signal a foul or violation.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Has anyone thought about letting him raise his left hand for fouls? It seems that would be better than having his right arm only part of the way up.

What do you mean "letting him?" There's no real requirement on which hand to use -- although some suggest always using the "outside" hand.

[stiffler3492]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What do you mean "letting him?" There's no real requirement on which hand to use -- although some suggest always using the "outside" hand.

I'm a lefty...for fouls it's always my left hand that goes up. I think violations too. For three pointers, I've trained myself to use the outside hand.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by stiffler3492

I'm a lefty...

Me too. I may be left handed, but I'm always right.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What do you mean "letting him?" There's no real requirement on which hand to use -- although some suggest always using the "outside" hand.

There's a federal law prohibiting the use of the left hand to call fouls when one is wearing a short sleeved shirt. It's called "The Right To Bare Right Arms".

[stir22]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

There's a federal law prohibiting the use of the left hand to call fouls when one is wearing a short sleeved shirt. It's called "The Right To Bare Right Arms".

okay, that was funny...