Use of hands or arms to impede an opponent's progress (2).
hitting or catching the ball with two hands,unless both hands contact the ball simultaneously.
Illegal use of hands and arms during a block. Kiinnipitäminen (Pinomaa)
Using your hands on an opponent or the opponent's equipment to impede your opponent's progress.
designed for (usually temporary) retention; "a holding pen"; "a retaining wall"
A penalty called for the illegal grabbing or grasping of another player. Usually called on offensive linemen attempting to block defenders.
Using the hands to interfere with or limit an opponent's freedom of movement.
Clasping the wrist of the whistle hand well in front of the chest.
Grabbing and holding onto an opponent or the opponent's stick; incurs a minor penalty.
Keeping another player from advancing by literally holding him back with one's hand(s). Usually illegal.
Holding is like clinching (clinch) but is the result of only one boxer. Most likely a boxer holds his opponent when he is hurt, but may also hold when he is tired or trying to disrupt the rhythm of his opponent. The referee will use his discretion in calling a break, but will usually let the action occur as long as one of the boxers is still working with at least one free hand especially if they deem the one holding is trying to clear his head. It is of no advantage points wise as while holding the boxer holding can score no points and will thus be allowing his opponent to build a lead on him on the scorecards.
A minor penalty when a player uses his hands to grab and hold an opponent or opponent's stick to impede the opponent's progress.
1. The act of carrying a cigarette in ones hand. 2. The act of keeping inhaled smoked in the lungs.
there are two kinds of holding: offensive holding, illegally blocking a player from the opposing team by grabbing and holding his uniform or body; and defensive holding, called against defensive players who impede receivers who are more than 5 yards from the line of scrimmage, but who are not actively making an attempt to catch the ball (if the defensive player were to impede an offensive player in the act of catching the ball, that would be the more severe penalty of pass interference)
minor penalty which occurs when a player grabs and holds onto an opponent (or his stick) with his hands or arms to impede the opponent's progress.
a foul where a player impedes the movement of an opponent by grasping or hooking any part of his body or uniform; punishable by a penalty — 10 yards if against the offense, 5 yards (10 yards in college) plus a first down if against the defense.
Consists of gripping or locking an opponent's glove or arm with an arm.
The penalty called for illegal grabbing or use of hands.
A penalty assessed against a player who impedes the progress of another player by grabbing hold of an arm or jersey to prevent the player from making a play.
Intentionally closing one's hand on an opposing player or any part of his equipment in an attempt to interfere with his progress. Law 12
is any action by a player that impedes the progress of an opposing player who is in possession of the puck.
when one player uses his hands to interfere or limit another players' freedom of movement.