Glossary of Terms

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B

»  Basic Overhand Grip

A grip in which the ball is held between the tip of the thumb, and the tip of the index finger or the tips of the index and middle fingers.

See Also: Grip

D

»  Dumper

See Instead: Dipper

K

»  Kung Fu Action Grip

See Instead: Split Finger Overhand Grip

M

»  Monkey Cup

See Instead: Snipe Cup

»  Monkey Shot

See Instead: Snipe Shot

P

»  Peace Grip

See Instead: Split Finger Overhand Grip

»  Phantom Cup

The empty space in a setup where a cup has been removed, especially when the empty space is in the middle or rear of the setup.

See Also: Removal

R

»  Rock-Paper-Scissor Grip

See Instead: Split Finger Overhand Grip

S

»  Split Finger Overhand Grip

A grip in which the ball is held between the first phalange of the index and middle fingers with the side of the hand facing the cups.

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See Also: Grip

Related Terms: Kung Fu Action Grip, Peace Grip, Rock-Paper-Scissor Grip

T

»  Trigger

A common alias for the hooked overhand grip. The grip resembles the grip used when holding a gun.

See Also: Hooked Overhand Grip

W

»  Web Slinger

A common slang term used to refer to reverse overhand grip. When shooting a ball the motion resembles the motion used by Spider Man when he shoots webs out of his arms.

See Also: Reverse Overhand Grip

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