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What is this check side you are talking about?? Are you from Adelaide??

Its the friggin banana kick. Always has been and always will be

 

What is this check side you are talking about?? Are you from Adelaide??

Its the friggin banana kick. Always has been and always will be

I disagree with both of you - I'd call them boths snaps.

 

Im with jason. ( fn hilarious btw ) its a stupid and low percentage option. lairising at practice seems way cool, but gameday is always different.

talk about lairising, I used to work at the mcg and every Collingwood game Daisy would be out there way before anyone else, trying the dribble shots from the boundary line, so that when his time came in the game for that, the crowd would lose their sh*t...

the side angle way of kicking was generated by the rugby kickers who have an average of 90%

their way of kicking translates to accuracy and afl players have taken this on board

if you DONT believe go to your local park and have a go at kicking the ball 30 metres with a NORMAL action and the SIDE action, think the result will surprise.

when you kick this way its amazing how strait the ball goes

I guess were you kicking on the windy cliffs at Flinders, it may well go into the strait, Bass Strait in fact, but probably not straight.


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