why do pba bowlers rerack?
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A re-rack gives them time to regroup themselves, bowling's equivalent to a “standing 8 count” in boxing. As Ben Christiansen said, Professional Bowlers take re-racks because a pin, or pins genuinely were set off spot. A Pro is taught, especially in match play to check the rack before every shot.
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The surface of the deck is actually bent in a rising wave to give room just as wheel wells do. This limits your stance on the deck since the board around the wheel now has a ripple like a potato chip, although some riders like the feeling of having their feet "locked-in".
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It has a different age range and there are restrictions in tumbling and pyramids. It's sort of like an entry level for level 5. It was created to protect teams that had some level 5 skills but were not at the same level as the Worlds teams.
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They can't really pull over and take a piss during a pit stop. So the drivers simply piss in their overalls. (Although I'm sure the primadonnas of today gave a convene and leg bag fitted) so yep they just let it out. Usually on the long straights where they don't have to concentrate quite as hard.
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That is known as volley or “obstruction”, and it's an illegal shot in table tennis. If you do this, you lose the point. To make it easier to remember, let's put it like this: you are not allowed to hit the ball while it's on its way to bounce on the table.
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The purpose of the hook is to give the ball a better angle at the 1-3 pocket (right-handers) or 1-2 pocket (left-handers.) to achieve a strike. When a ball is rolled straight, hitting the pocket must be precise. ... A hook ball can also help the bowler shape the shot on challenging oil patterns.
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So in the past, a player may have had to subject their bodies to more punishment longer to reach financial stability, today, players can listen to their bodies earlier because they have the financial wherewithal to do so. And those injuries add up.
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Under the clarifications, caddies can line up their players for the purpose of making sure their club won't hit a tree, or their feet are not on a cart path. The new rule was effectively immediately.
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Just like you'd do a hard count if you were at home. Some teams have a center look between his legs and then they go off the foot. So all the leg-raising is snap count in the shotgun when you're on the road.” Quarterbacks also lift their legs to signal for a player to go in motion.
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The rule says "the instant a runner touches the ground". That is not how NFL referees call it. The runner is down as soon as he starts his slide, which affords him extra protection from being hit.
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Umpires can confer and correct a call on plays in which there is a question about a catch or a trap if the ball is foul or if there are no runners on base and the ball is fair. It might also make sense to correct a call if there is a lone runner regardless of the base occupied.
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They're not considered safe when riders may be racing in close proximity - a slight wobble could cause a major takedown. They're not great for cornering either. Hence the reason they're illegal in most events, except triathlon and time trials, where riders are mostly spread apart and riding fairly straight courses.
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If they catch it yes, if they dont no. More accurately, if the coach declines the penalty and they catch it, it counts.
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One of your patrons is injured and seriously hurt, or through your operations, you damage their person or property. The injuries affect their life irreparably and there are not adequate funds to aid them through life. Their property goes unrepaired for a long period of time and their reputation is shot.
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"Getting the yips" is a phrase used to describe a (mostly) mental affliction that prevents sportsmen from performing a repetitive task - such as bowling - in the presence of an audience. Most commonly prevalent among golfers, in cricket the syndrome usually affects bowlers, particularly left-arm spinners.
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Players wearing tape around their thigs are usually those who are going to be thrown in line outs. The tape allows players who are lifting the players to get a better grip on those who are being thrown, and ultimately have more consistent and successful line outs.
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"Mana weaving" doesn't actually accomplish anything, unless you're accidentally or purposefully cheating. Judges routinely prohibit "mana weaving" because the down side of disrupting someone's pointless pre-game ritual is much smaller than the upside of guaranteeing a fairer game.