Legend of Quidditch
written by Jas
What to Know everything Quidditch ;) Then you have come to the right book!! It’s a bit big But read it it’s very useful!!!!!!!!!
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Tactics and moves!!!
Chapter 18
1) Body Blow: Two Chasers close in on an opposing Chaser carrying the Quaffle, and press against him from either side physically forcing him to let go of the Quaffle.
2) Checking: It consists of intercepting the ball just when the opposing Chasers are about to make a pass.
3) Dopplebeater Defence: Both Beaters strike a Bludger at the same time, to double the force behind a swing.
4) Hawkshead Attacking Formation: Three Chasers fly in triangle shape to force other Chasers aside.
5)No Hands: The Seeker takes both hands off the broom in order to catch the Golden Snitch.
6) Power Play: A large concentration of players is applied in a certain area of the pitch, in order to clear a path for the Chaser who is carrying the Quaffle.
7) Sloth Grip Roll: A player hangs upside down on their broomstick to avoid a Bludger.
8) Spiral Dive: Descend sharply, in a spiral fashion. Seekers can use this tactic to quickly intercept the Snitch.
9) Starfish and Stick: A Keeper holds one hand and one foot onto the broomstick, while stretching his body out, to ensure maximum shielding against oncoming Quaffles.
10) Twirl: Whirling about of the broomstick, in attempt to dodge something, usually either a player or a Bludger.
11) Wronski Feint: A Seeker from high above dives down, sharply, as if to collect the Snitch, causing the opposing Seeker to chase after him, only to pull up at the last second, causing the opposing Seeker to crash into the ground below.
12) Zig-Zag: A player moves in a back and forth motion to avoid bludgers and other players.
13) Bludger Backbeat: A Beater hitting a Bludger with a back-hand swing to confuse the opposition.
14) Chelmondiston Charge: A Chaser stands on their broomstick and leaps, thrusting the Quaffle towards a goalpost.
15)Dionysus Dive: A Chaser stands on their broomstick and leaps, punching the Quaffle towards a goalpost.
16)Double Eight Loop: A Keeper flies in front of the three goals at high speed to block the Quaffle.
17)Finbourgh Flick: A Chaser uses their broomstick to hit a Quaffle in midair into a goalpost.
18)Parkin's Pincer: Two Chasers trap an opposing Chaser, while the third Chaser commits blatching.
19)Plumpton Pass: Hiding the Snitch in the Seeker's sleeve to confuse the opponents.
20)Porskoff Ploy: One Chaser flies upward, and then throws the Quaffle down to another Chaser directly below.
21)Reverse Pass: A Chaser throws the Quaffle over his or her shoulder.
22)Transylvanian Tackle: A fake punch to the nose to confuse the opponent (as long as contact is not made, it is not illegal).
23)Wollongong Shimmy: Chasers fly in a zig-zag motion to confuse opposing Chasers.
2) Checking: It consists of intercepting the ball just when the opposing Chasers are about to make a pass.
3) Dopplebeater Defence: Both Beaters strike a Bludger at the same time, to double the force behind a swing.
4) Hawkshead Attacking Formation: Three Chasers fly in triangle shape to force other Chasers aside.
5)No Hands: The Seeker takes both hands off the broom in order to catch the Golden Snitch.
6) Power Play: A large concentration of players is applied in a certain area of the pitch, in order to clear a path for the Chaser who is carrying the Quaffle.
7) Sloth Grip Roll: A player hangs upside down on their broomstick to avoid a Bludger.
8) Spiral Dive: Descend sharply, in a spiral fashion. Seekers can use this tactic to quickly intercept the Snitch.
9) Starfish and Stick: A Keeper holds one hand and one foot onto the broomstick, while stretching his body out, to ensure maximum shielding against oncoming Quaffles.
10) Twirl: Whirling about of the broomstick, in attempt to dodge something, usually either a player or a Bludger.
11) Wronski Feint: A Seeker from high above dives down, sharply, as if to collect the Snitch, causing the opposing Seeker to chase after him, only to pull up at the last second, causing the opposing Seeker to crash into the ground below.
12) Zig-Zag: A player moves in a back and forth motion to avoid bludgers and other players.
13) Bludger Backbeat: A Beater hitting a Bludger with a back-hand swing to confuse the opposition.
14) Chelmondiston Charge: A Chaser stands on their broomstick and leaps, thrusting the Quaffle towards a goalpost.
15)Dionysus Dive: A Chaser stands on their broomstick and leaps, punching the Quaffle towards a goalpost.
16)Double Eight Loop: A Keeper flies in front of the three goals at high speed to block the Quaffle.
17)Finbourgh Flick: A Chaser uses their broomstick to hit a Quaffle in midair into a goalpost.
18)Parkin's Pincer: Two Chasers trap an opposing Chaser, while the third Chaser commits blatching.
19)Plumpton Pass: Hiding the Snitch in the Seeker's sleeve to confuse the opponents.
20)Porskoff Ploy: One Chaser flies upward, and then throws the Quaffle down to another Chaser directly below.
21)Reverse Pass: A Chaser throws the Quaffle over his or her shoulder.
22)Transylvanian Tackle: A fake punch to the nose to confuse the opponent (as long as contact is not made, it is not illegal).
23)Wollongong Shimmy: Chasers fly in a zig-zag motion to confuse opposing Chasers.
