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Striking a stationary ball |
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Adopt ready position. 2.
Feet comfortably apart. The weaker or guiding hand is free to
move up and down the handle of the hurl. 3.
Slide the weaker hand into the Lock position. Bend the elbows to
raise the hurl. 4.
Bend the knees slightly. Eyes on the ball. Swing the hurl
downward with a wristy action. 5. Body weight is transferred from the right to the left as the swing is completed. 6.
Strike the ball flat on with the bas of the hurl. Points
to note: · Mistakes can occur because: ·
Feet are not comfortably apart. ·
Knees or elbows not bending. ·
Not transferring weight from right to left as ball is struck. ·
Ball placed too far out from feet. ·
Trying to hit the ball too hard. Practice
skill From a standing position strike the ball (strong side) 10 meters along the ground. |
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