Mainly the biceps.
quadriceps,hamstigs, gastrocnemius
Not always. Under HS Federation, NCAA, and NBA rules in order for a (non-shooting) fouled player to shoot free throws the offended team must be in "the bonus". "The bonus" is the number of fouls committed by the opposing team beyond which the ball is put into play by the fouled player attempting free throws rather than getting the ball out of bounds for a throw-in. The number of team fouls required to reach "the bonus" varies by sanctioning body but the principle remains the same. Hope this answers your question.
mainly leg muscules....some arm
No not at all lots of pro athletes use cold water baths to stimulate the muscles that haven't been used for a while it also destresses ur muscules
Its line segments because it means nothing, it is not used for anything, the top half indicated where the player can take a free throw from, T-Mac used to take his free throws from the top of the circle, instead from the free throw line.
The muscles that are used to perform a snapshot are the quadriceps and trapezius. Other muscles that are used are external/internal obliques and the pectoralis major.
A free throw is only worth one point.Free throw is a term used in basketball, not baseball. In Basketball, it is worth a total of one pointThanks for using s.com!
The distance of the free throw line is 15 feet (or 4.572m) from the backboard. The rim is 45cm in diameter, plus the 15 cm that divide the rim from the backboard, making the front of the rim 3.972m (or 13.03 feet) from the foul line.
shooting ball=basketball
at a shooting store
who used a woomera to throw a spere
Sorry- there are dozens of terms used in rifle shooting. Can you be a bit more specific?