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One of my favorite rituals to watch is certain basketball players shooting technical free throws. Normally with a free throw other players from both teams line
by JackFr 4y ago
One of my favorite rituals to watch is certain basketball players shooting technical free throws. Normally with a free throw other players from both teams line the key, and after each free throw they’ll slap hands with their teammates after the shot. For a technical free throw there are no other players lining the key and some players will lean in and slap imaginary hands just to keep the ritual the same.
- zach_garwood 4y agoI don't think that I've heard giving a five referred to as "slap hands" before, but I'm definitely going to start saying this!
- esperent 4y ago> giving a five I've never heard it said this way. Or "slap hands". It's always "high five".
- JackFr 4y agoIf it's delivered at waist level, how is it high?
- bolt7469 4y agoWhat GP is talking about isn't always a high five, so slap hands is a better phrase. See here for example: https://youtu.be/T9chSovkDkA?t=34 https://youtu.be/T9chSovkDkA?t=34
- JackFr 4y agoAlso heard my 17 yo nephew call a fist bump a 'knuck touch' which I loved and I am trying to repeat.