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How to bowl a yorker
Hold the ball as you would a fast ball.
Take your normal stance and prepare for your run-up. Position your index and middle fingers to either side of the middle seam.
OPTIONS:
- As you approach your ball, lift your other hand to your middle seam as if you are doing a " pom-pom. " do not cross your fingers, as this can cause your hand to catch the ball on accident.
- If you press the ball heavily to the outside seam, you'll knock it out of the way. Your yield will be limited in light contact with the ball.
- Your thumb should be to the inside of the same side of the seam as your pointer finger. When gripping the ball to throw a fast ball, the joints of your fingers should wrap around the contour of the ball to hold it away from the palm of your hand.
- Using your dominant hand to prepare for the run-up. A yorker's fingers are fairly sturdy, so wear them down to prepare for the run-up.
A: Your thumb should be to the inside of the same side of the seam as your pointer finger. When gripping the ball to throw a fast ball, the joints of your fingers should wrap around the contour of the ball to hold it away from the palm of your hand.

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How to walk on your kneecaps
Sit with your legs outstretched.
You should be sitting on the floor with your legs straight and flat. Make sure there is something to grab in case you start to fall on your sides, and that there's nothing in your way.
OPTIONS:
- You don't need things on your side to grasp unless you are not experienced in doing this. You will need to build up your balance before you can walk without support.
- If you have trouble balancing on your legs, you could sit down in a chair. Make sure you are able to sit upright.
- A sling or a sliding deck is a great option for walking as you get closer to your hip height. Flex your hips and lower your spine into a squat position.
- If you like to fold or sit on your hands, you could do that. This works especially well in your home (your bedroom or playroom), where sitting is the highlight.
A: You don't need things on your side to grasp unless you are not experienced in doing this. You will need to build up your balance before you can walk without support.

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How to survive on a tropical island
Gather items that have washed up.
Have a look around and see what else washed up with you. You might be able to find some supplies that could be used to help you.
OPTIONS:
- Start by trying out various islands before looking for one, as they may already have one. Water bottles and an insect repellent are useful for treating bug bites.
- You might want to include : Sleeping bags bags mosquito net carrying a compass or pins sunscreen food or water bottles to keep you hydrated Check with the locals for any forms of contamination. Unlike some other tropical waters, there are certain areas where you need medical contact.
- If you have a life raft, you can use the plastic from this to help you with water. If there is a first aid kit in the raft, you might need it if you get cut or sick.
- Some ice water packets, for instance, may be called for. Bottled water bottles, for instance, may contain water.
A: If you have a life raft, you can use the plastic from this to help you with water. If there is a first aid kit in the raft, you might need it if you get cut or sick.

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A man reaches for a dodge ball rolling across the line when the other team launches an attack. Two teams play a game of dodge ball in a gym. players
OPTIONS:
- hit a ball from the top of bleachers before dribbling and blocking and aiming to hit the ball.
- take turns to dodge the ball back and forth.
- make mistakes while spiking balls.
- stand in a defensive line shoulder to shoulder.
A:
stand in a defensive line shoulder to shoulder.