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Sport question: Move used in many sports where the ball carrier keeps one foot planted on the ground but is allowed to rotate on that foot

Sport question: Move used in many sports where the ball carrier keeps one foot planted on the ground but is allowed to rotate on that foot
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Sport question:

Move used in many sports where the ball carrier keeps one foot planted on the ground but is allowed to rotate on that foot

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That move is called a pivot foot.

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