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which of the following is not true about a soccer throw in? 1 both hands must be on the ball 2 the ball must completely hehind the head 3 both feet must stay in contact with the ground 4 the ball can be thrown in bounds with sidepin
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The statement that is **not true** about a soccer throw-in is: **4. the ball can be thrown in bounds with sidepin.**
In soccer, a player must use both hands to throw the ball from behind their head, and the ball must leave the player's hands while it is completely behind their head. Furthermore, both feet must be in contact with the ground (although one foot can lift off as long as the other stays down). The throw must also be done with both hands coming forward, not as a sidepin throw.
In soccer, a player must use both hands to throw the ball from behind their head, and the ball must leave the player's hands while it is completely behind their head. Furthermore, both feet must be in contact with the ground (although one foot can lift off as long as the other stays down). The throw must also be done with both hands coming forward, not as a sidepin throw.
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