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forearm across front of bodys Reach well backward and down with the right
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nee considerably mare When lett, Put weight prinaipally ei right fect.

Face over left shoulder and in the direction of the hook pass, but keep eyes
down, so as not to telegraph direction. A pivot to the rear can easily be
made from this stance, but that is only a safety escape.

S. Pass, keeping ball directly in front of forearm and swinging it through
are with hips as a center. Rise on left foot, turn and spin, and, near completion
of the pass, whip right arm over in the direction of left shoulder, on and down~
wardeekeeping the right elbow straight. This movement brings the right foot and
body forward with full extension in follow-through. Float the imaginary ball
over the opponent's upstretched arm.

4. Drop hands to knees with the body in a full crouch, ready to push off
in either direction to follow the balle

Se Drop arms to sides and return to starting position.

Defensive starting position. 1. Guard is alert, with knees bent and
arms extended in a boxer's stance. |

2. An the forward cross~steps. and moves slightly way, the guard ade
vances cautiously, closing up the gape |

Se When forward starts to spin and rise in the air for a nee shot, the
guard, in en effort to block the ball, slides forward, using a boxer's step, and
springs off both feet with a full left-arm extension, pplling as the jump is made.

4. Guard now alights in the seme manner as the forward, with a full crouch,

and. hands: om knees: ready for a pusheoff in any directions —

Across Shoulder Bounce Pass
Offensive Starting Position. 1. Farward, with knees fully bent, draws —
imaginary ball back of head and left shoulder to floor~bounce past his opponent on

the opponent's right side.