If the ball bounces off the backboard or rim and you catch it before it hits the ground it counts as a rebound.
When a player throws the ball onto the backboard
and a person catches it after it hits the backboard
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Ball handling , Passing , Defense , Rebounding , Shooting
Kurt Thomas
It is for more balace when jumping. (ex. rebounding, dunking)
to rebound you have to jump high or rech higher than your oppenent
1. Gravity. 2. Rebounding properties. 3. Newton's Laws of Motion.
Yes. There is a lot of physical contact involved, especially when rebounding.
Basically all the positions, but mostly center, power forward, small forward, and sometimes shooting guard (depends on the player for SG) do most of the rebounding.
Well are you talking about rebounding in basketball? Because if so...oh my gosh. Basketball season just ended for me and we played tough for rebounding. Just think about it...if you didn't rebound the ball and the opposing team didn't make the shot you can always stop them from making another one. You gotta be tough! That's one of the biggest things in basketball.
Well there are many drills you can do to improve different aspects of the game. Basketball involves many aspects. Some are: passing, shooting, blocking, rebounding, etc.
A guard that can handle the ball and also do the work of a big man, like posting up and scoring down low and rebounding
fundamentals are important aspects of basketball. the 58 basic fundamentals are: shooting, dribbling, rebounding, defense, and passing. master these and you will be on your way to being a great player.