Which of the following is not true about a soccer throw-in?
(1 point)
Responses
Both hands must be on the ball.
Both hands must be on the ball.
The ball must come completely behind the head.
The ball must come completely behind the head.
Both feet must stay in contact with the ground.
Both feet must stay in contact with the ground.
The ball can be thrown in-bounds with sidespin.
The ball can be thrown in-bounds with sidespin. This statement is not true about a soccer throw-in.
To determine which statement is not true about a soccer throw-in, we'll need to understand the rules of a soccer throw-in. A throw-in is a method of restarting play in soccer when the ball goes out of bounds over the touchline. Here's how you can verify each statement:
1. "Both hands must be on the ball": This statement is true. When performing a throw-in, both hands must be on the ball and the ball must be thrown using both hands simultaneously.
2. "The ball must come completely behind the head": This statement is true as well. When executing a throw-in, the ball must be brought behind and over the head, with both feet remaining in contact with the ground. The ball should be released over the head and thrown from behind the head.
3. "Both feet must stay in contact with the ground": This statement is also true. While taking a throw-in, both of the thrower's feet must remain on or behind the touchline until the ball is released.
4. "The ball can be thrown in-bounds with sidespin": This statement is not true. According to the official rules of soccer, the ball must be thrown in a straightforward manner without any spin or sidespin. It should be released straight over the head, without any rotational motion.
Therefore, the statement that is not true about a soccer throw-in is: "The ball can be thrown in-bounds with sidespin."
The correct answer is:
- The ball can be thrown in-bounds with sidespin.
Which type of trap is used to stop a ball at waist level?
(1 point)
Responses
Foot trap
Foot trap
Chest trap
Chest trap
Thigh trap
Thigh trap
Any of the above