- recommended for ages 8 - 10 years (called netta): post height 2.4 meters or 8 feet high.
- for ages 10 years old and up regular Netball post height is 3.05 meters or 10 feet high just like Basketball
I think by 'net' you mean post? The post should be 10 feet tall (3.05m) for netball. The netball post is made shorter for modi netball (usually U10's) but I am unsure of the height.
The height of a netball goal for 12 year old girls is 10 ft.
If I'm not wrong, it's a little more than half the height of a regular netball post; perhaps 1.3 metres.
- recommended for ages 8 - 10 years (called netta): post height 2.4 meters or 8 feet high. - for ages 10 years old and up regular Netball post height is 3.05 meters or 10 feet high just like Basketball
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I think you mean post if so the official size is 10 feet ( 3.05 metres)
No matter what age we all have the same height and it is about 9 inch.
the netball post is 10 ft tall!!!!!
To co-ordinate a netball shot is to make sure that both feet are facing the netball post when you receive the ball in the circle and the distance that you want to take the shot at. When you do the split, as you bring your front leg in to meet and turn your back leg, turn your foot around, but keeping it grounded so you do not step, make sure that it is facing the goal post, and your co-ordination shall be spot on, and all you have to work on is the strenthg of your pass towards the goal. Try practsing right in front of the goal post first and then move outwards, making sure that you're feet are facing the post, and your accuracy shall be right on. To co-ordinate a netball shot is to make sure that both feet are facing the netball post when you receive the ball in the circle and the distance that you want to take the shot at. When you do the split, as you bring your front leg in to meet and turn your back leg, turn your foot around, but keeping it grounded so you do not step, make sure that it is facing the goal post, and your co-ordination shall be spot on, and all you have to work on is the strenthg of your pass towards the goal. Try practsing right in front of the goal post first and then move outwards, making sure that you're feet are facing the post, and your accuracy shall be right on. To co-ordinate a netball shot is to make sure that both feet are facing the netball post when you receive the ball in the circle and the distance that you want to take the shot at. When you do the split, as you bring your front leg in to meet and turn your back leg, turn your foot around, but keeping it grounded so you do not step, make sure that it is facing the goal post, and your co-ordination shall be spot on, and all you have to work on is the strenthg of your pass towards the goal. Try practsing right in front of the goal post first and then move outwards, making sure that you're feet are facing the post, and your accuracy shall be right on.
It is usually 3.05m high. By the way, it is called the goal post.
A rebound in netball is when a player is shooting and it bounces off the ring or the post.
The netball post for 11 year olds is about 3 metres in Australia.