Yes, a lot. You have to know the projectory when jumping, and how much mass you have when jumping in order to know if you can slam dunk, not to mention the force of the ball going in the basket.
i wish japan made new episodes of slam dunk it is the best anime ever|they should make more than thousand episodes
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A "slam dunk" is a basketball move in which an offensive player elevates towards the basket and powers the ball through the hoop from above; it is usually uncontested and indefensible. The slam dunk results in an easy 2 points. In slang, a "slam dunk" has come to mean any situation where the outcome is a foregone, positive conclusion - an easy win or an obvious decision. For example, to say that a runner with a 10-mile lead is going to win a marathon is a slam dunk; clearly the frontrunner has an insurmountable advantage and will win the race. Similarly, the decision to hire a credible, experienced worker over an untested, unreliable person is a slam dunk - obviously you would hire the credible, experienced worker, and you would be pleased with (but not surprised by) the predictable results.
Just one. His signature dunk of the contest was a between-the-legs jam that looked a lot like previous winner J.R. Rider's. He never appeared in any other dunk contests before or after.
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I´m only playing on the x box, but the combos are still the same as in s005 on ps2. so: Run:L1+Quadrat Dunk: triangle = Elbow in the rim. Run:L1+circle Dunk: L1+circle = cartwheel+2times through the legs Run: X DUnk: Triangle = 360 Windmill
There is no minimum height you need to be to slam dunk although, obviously, the taller one is the easier it is to do it. The smallest person I have seen slam dunk is former NBA player Spud Webb who won the NBA slam dunk competition at the 1986 All Star Game. Webb was 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 meters) tall. Click on the 'Spud Webb Dunking' link below to see highlights from the 1986 NBA Slam Dunk contest 6'1 or under---You can't 6'2-6'3---Maybe you can, but if you are 6'2, most likely not (You have to jump really high) 6'4---You can possibly dunk, with a little bit of strength 6'5---You can dunk properly 6'6---You can dunk like Kobe Bryant, but not like Shaq at 7'1 6'7 or higher---You could dunk like nothing!
Absolutely, there is this one from japan which has a guy on a trampoline and slam dunks a basketball from over 6 meters away..take a look:- www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnBf6HTizYcAlso found these:-Highest basketball front flip slam dunk with a trampolineHigh Impact Squad Jerry Burrel - 10 feet 9 inchesFarthest basketball front flip slam dunk with a trampolineHigh Impact Team member Kevin Vandervolk - 19 feet 2 inches
because if there is goaltending a defender with a good vertical jump can be under the hoop denying any shot that comes their way. most players of 6'5 can clear above the rim with a minimal exertion
Definitely not. You can be any size, as long as you can jump high enough to dunk the ball.
In physics, an object will continue to do what it is doing unless acted upon by an external force. This is known as Newton's first law of motion, also called the law of inertia.
Nadal can win any grand slam.