IN: What happens next?

An athlete is seen walking up to a set of uneven bars and begins performing a gymnastics routine on the bars. he

OPTIONS:
- continues moving around on the bars and ends by jumping down on the side with his arms out.
- jumps down to another set of uneven bars and performs another routine while speaking to the crowd and the audience in the audience.
- continues laying his poles down and flips himself around while others watch him on the side.
- somersaults the entire length and ends by jumping off and rolling away.

OUT: continues moving around on the bars and ends by jumping down on the side with his arms out.

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How to practice guitar scales
Start every practice session with 10-15 minutes of scales.
Scales are an incredible way to warm up, and they are essential to becoming a good guitarist. You need to make scales a priority in your practice time, so put aside a set amount of time to practice them each day.

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- Everyone needs to practice at one time, but you should begin with 40 minutes of scales each. Pick one first and hold it steady between your middle and index fingers.
- Instead of playing a set every day for a month, you may start with scales a few times per week. If you don't know the proper scale to play on multiple days, there are many online tutorials that may help help you practice the scale.
- Turn on a timer and work through every scale you know, playing them each on multiple sections of the guitar. Baseball players hit batting practice every day on a variety of pitches, artists doodle in a sketchbook, and writers free-write.
- Don't feel guilty if this seems too difficult, as you will be improving with practice and repetition. Start by practicing other scales like high bb, e ,' elevated notes', and chopin.

OUT: Turn on a timer and work through every scale you know, playing them each on multiple sections of the guitar. Baseball players hit batting practice every day on a variety of pitches, artists doodle in a sketchbook, and writers free-write.

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How to punt a soccer ball
Punt only if you're the goalie.
The only player on the soccer field who will ever pick up the ball for a punt is the goalie. There is no circumstance in soccer that allows any other player to punt the ball.

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- While you might be called on occasionally in practice to pick up the ball and punt it, it's not a skill that you need to practice unless you're the goalie. Punts must be made within the 18 yard (16.
- There are some exceptions, though : If you're a goalie and are kicking the ball or hitting it with your grip, the goalie can't walk on the field. If the goalie walks on the field, your grip must be unlocked before the ball can be offlanded.
- However, you can only punt if you have a goalie in the field. League and game rules will vary from state to state.
- This means that you are not allowed to serve a ball within its bounds and there are no exceptions. Your serves are simple to base off of your own thoughts.

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While you might be called on occasionally in practice to pick up the ball and punt it, it's not a skill that you need to practice unless you're the goalie. Punts must be made within the 18 yard (16.