Hands and arms are introduced.
The attacker holds hands behind his back with the ball.
The Defender does a shoulder hit, and starts to drive his legs (previous 2 stages).
Then there arms from being in tight to there chest (boxer) explode around the attacker, aiming to dislodge the ball.
This will add impact and explosivenesss to the hit.
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