yes you can
when you have taken a shot, follow your shot to the hoop and if it hits the ring you will then hopefully get the rebound meaning you can have another shot:)
Rebounding a netball primarily engages the muscles of the legs, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves, for explosive jumping. The core muscles, including the abdominals and obliques, provide stability and balance during the jump and landing. Additionally, the shoulders and upper back muscles, such as the deltoids and trapezius, assist in reaching for the ball and maintaining proper body positioning. Overall, a combination of lower body, core, and upper body muscles is utilized for an effective rebound.
sure, as long as you do not contact your defender. if you are worried, ask your coach or the umpire during training or before a match. :)
you play netball on a netball court :)
You can go onto netball websites like netball Australia and district netball, too.
two netball posts netball pitch one netball two umpires
Netball was invented in 1892 but was called Women's Basketball not Netball.
The Rebound was created in 2009.
Rebound.
no geoetry in netball
a netball court