chest pass
1 of 1noun/ˈtʃɛst pæs/
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(basketball) a throw made by pushing the ball from the chest using both hands directly to a teammate
A chest pass in basketball is a quick pass where the player throws the ball directly from their chest to a teammate. The player holds the ball with both hands, elbows bent, and pushes the ball out toward the receiver in a straight line. This pass is fast and accurate, making it useful for getting the ball to a teammate quickly and without much risk of being intercepted. It is often used in close-range situations and requires good control and proper body positioning.
- He made a quick chest pass to his teammate to start the fast break.
- The chest pass is effective for short, accurate throws.
- Practice your chest pass to improve your passing accuracy.
- A good chest pass requires strong arm muscles.
- They scored after a perfect chest pass from the point guard.