In order to score, the ball needs to move around to find someone that has a good chance at making a shot and getting the ball from one player to another is called passing. There are many ways to pass a ball, and there's a certain time to use each type of pass. Here are the types of passes
- Bounce pass. Based off the name, you know that the ball has to bounce off the court to get to the other player. Bounce passes are used when you need to get the ball to your teammate and a defenders is in your way with their arms out. It also helps slow the ball down
- Chest pass. A chest pass is when you throw the ball to your teammate from your chest area. This pass is good for getting the ball to other players at a fast pace and it takes some strength to make it a hard pass. Its typically used when advancing the ball up the court quickly when the defenders are laid back
- Over-head pass. This pass, as seen in soccer, is great for throwing long distance passes to your teammates. It allows you to throw the ball across most of the court without putting too much effort. Players usually use this pass towards the end of the game when there isn't much time on the clock and they need to advance the ball quickly without wasting time dribbling it up the court
Now that you know about the different types of passes, what pass do you think you'll use the most?
Yomtov, Nelson. Being Your Best at Basketball. Children's Press, an Imprint of Scholastic Inc., 2017.
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