that is a travel
No, that would be called a travel.
Don't dribble on me?
you would travel toward the Pacific ocean is, and that's where LA also is. Traveling from Vegas west, you would be headed toward LA and the sea.
if he did a pump fake it is fine, but if just stopped randomly dribbling then dribbled again it would be a unnecessary carry
Theoretically nothing is happend
Maybe...one of my little brothers teammates did that and the reff said it was a travel. Yes, it is a travel. Once you jump stop, you cannot driibble the ball again or pickup your pivot foot. It is also a travel if you stop your dribble, then take two steps, and then jump stop. It is either or, not both.
Yes, this would be considered a travel because you first took a step (legal, has a pivot foot), picked up the ball (legal, has a pivot foot), did a jump stop (legal, but no more pivot foot) then jumped and landed back on the foor (this is a walk because you are assigning another pivot point for your body after you lost the original pivot point).Traveling in BasketballYes, it is considered a travel. You have taken three steps and it is a travel. If the ref saw it, you will be called on it and a turn-over will be called on you! A travel in basketball means you moved with out dribbling the ball. So if you are dribbling all that time you will be fine, however if you are not and keep on stopping and picking up the ball that would be a travel .
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The adverb for the verb on noun dribble would be dribblingly (based on the present participle).However, this is not recognized as a formal word in English.
actually nothing can travel on water and land i would say a motorcycle cause some people actually use it on water but other then that, there is nothing.
Since space is a vacuum, sound waves do not travel through space. Sound waves need a substance to travel through, since there is nothing in a vacuum, sound waves have nothing to travel through. Thus, a cymbal struck in space would not make an audible sound.
That would be dribble.