1. What are the different offensive and defensive strategies that are used in water polo?

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Nezavi [6.7K]2 years ago

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A defensive way is use all your might to jump when the ball is coming at you, because as you might know is it takes a lot of effert to jump in a pool, the gravity is very strong in the pool! Or if you get the ball you can throw and swing your arm as strong as you can a HIT that ball! You wanna hit it hard so the players on the other side of the pool don’t get the ball,instead it will go over them and you WIN!

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