Rotation
Rotation a game (darts) rotation a system of playing doubles, used only by experts, in which the partners keep circling counterclockwise. Its chief advantage is that it virtually eliminates the backhand (badminton) rotation each of the periods during which groups or teams of gymnasts work on a specific piece of apparatus, eg the next rotation for myers is the vault (gymnastics) (chambers. Sports factf.,2005, 312P.) Rotation movement of a ball-and-socket joint so that the limb turns inwards or outwards (dict. Of sp. And ex. Sc. 2006, 180P.) Rotation the clockwise movement of players when the service changes (volleyball) (chambers. Sports factf.,2005, 617P.) Rotation the spin given to the ball that creates both the break and action (bowling) rotation 1. General term for all types of sport movements which are performed around the longitudinal, sagittal or frontal axis of the athlete’s body. Rotations (turns) can be found in almost all sport disciplines in various variations, e.G. In callisthenics, gymnastics, water skiing, freestyle skiing, springboard and tower diving, as well as track and field. 2. »Turn. 3. In alpine skiing a » rotation turn. 4. In volleyball » position change. (H.Haag & g.Haag, dictionary, 2003, 411p)
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