Appendix C: Hand Signals - Women's Flat Track Derby Association

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Section 6 cont. 6.7 Multiplayer Blocking 6.8 Out of Bounds Blocking Fingers of both hands are clasped with forearms held out perpendicular to the body. 6.9 Direction of Game Play Penalties Hands are held parallel over the shoulder and moved across the body to the opposite hip. The right arm is held out, forearm extended, palm up. The elbow remains stationary while the forearm rotates a full 180 degrees back and forth. © 2011 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association Appendix C: Hand Signals
Section 6 cont. 6.10 Out of Play Penlalties 6.11 Cutting the Track 6.12 Skating Out of Bounds Arms are held out with the forearms crossed in front of the body. The arm is held out with the elbow bent at a 90 degree angle. This is a visual warning given when a skater or skaters are out of play. When a penalty is committed, the arm is dropped in a chopping motion. This chop is done once per penalty. Hands are held parallel to one another, near the head, and towards the side of the track where the infraction occurred, with fingers facing upward. Wrists are then bent toward the side of the track where the infraction occurred. © 2011 Women’s Flat Track Derby Association Appendix C: Hand Signals
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