
En el cuadrado naranja se hace un giro de protección defensivo y luego un pase para que reciba a la carrera el compañero de la otra fila, que tiene que ingresar al cuadrado rojo y hacer un giro ofensivo y definir. Luego de definir va a agrandar el arco.
Giro defensivo la bocha gira primero y el cuerpo la sigue interponindose en el medio. Giro ofensivo: Pivotear sobre el pie de giro y rotar sobre el hombro opuesto. Pasar la bocha rapidamentehacia adelante. No realizar movimiento circular de la bocha.
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