girls/boys usually wear covered in runners.... that are comfortable and practical :)
Free pass to other team
Free pass to the non-offending team.
the coach would watch out for footwork, contact, off side and stuff like that.
a free pass is given when the opposition preforms a fault on their own such as footwork, throws the ball off court etc.. A penalty pass is given when the opposing team contacts or obstructs a player.
== == == == In Netball, you will need, running skills, catching skills, throwing skills, defending/intersecting skills, shooting skills, teamwork skills, dodging skills, footwork skills, good coordination and stopping skills. Your brain will also need to think fast.
When you catch the ball you are only able to move on one foot and pivot on the other. If you move both feet the other team will get the ball.
There is no correct footwork. The footwork is different for everyone, as the size of the players are different. It also depends on what they are doing. Footwork for posting up is different for the footwork of a layup.
To learn netball tricks, start by watching tutorials from experienced players or coaches on platforms like YouTube. Practice fundamental skills such as passing, footwork, and shooting to build a strong foundation. Then, focus on specific tricks, breaking them down into manageable steps and practicing them consistently. Joining a netball club or practicing with friends can also provide valuable feedback and support.
when passing a netball you have to throw from the chest if you want a good pass
Because doing footwork is a foul, so the opposition gets a free pass. The umpire has to blow the whistle to stop the other players continuing.
You cannot move the foot you land on first, for example if i land left then right i can pivot on my left, by moving my right foot.!! if the landed foot is moved then its called footwork.
not really .. sometimes it can become tricky with higher graded netball because they are tricky with their footwork and moves and you will need to pick them up for more moves. but younger kids would be a great start :) you should try it out!