can you give me some tips on throwing a football The correct way? (the Pro way)?
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Throwing a Football is a combination of grip on the ball,  arm speed velocity, and proper angle technique.\n\nYour fingers should hold onto the laces.  Many QB's grip the ball with their pinky, ring, and middle finger holding on to the laces, with their index finger and thumb just on the ball.\n\nWhen throwing, you want a bring the ball up to shoulder level and equal to the ear level.  Your shoulders should be turned to the target or person you are throwing towards.\n\nThe release of the ball is a foward in a 90% angle of your throwing arm while your non throwing shoulder moves backward.  You should step into your throw as well.\n\nWhen you release the ball, your hand should almost be pointing at its target.  \n\nThe motion is similar to a Pitcher in Baseball in which the body moves in the direction of the target.
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Remember this rule: The lower the cross, the faster the ball travels. The trick is to keep it no higher than knee level. Plus you have to have enough room to do it and remember to travel in a straight line when the defender's faked out. The best moves in the world are useless without the knowledge of how to use them.
636210
emm throwin a ball around?? u must become the ball, get to know the ball, be its best friend, become on. or get lessons or something. sorry :( no one answered ur q so i thought id give it a go
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Always try to find the open space. Pay attention to the off side rules. Learn to kick the ball in a way that the ball ends up were you want to send it..  The same heading the ball. Practice until you can do that. The ball is the tool of the game.
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No one else noticed, did they?\nI hope you haven't turned in your extra credit answer about football yet.  The one you chose is wrong!!\n\nYou have to throw the ball in front of the receiver.  If the receiver is 25 yards away from the quarterback [it makes the math easier] and the quarterback throws a pass 50mph [a great arm], it will take 1 second to travel 25 yards.  The receiver will travel 4.5 yards to the left in that second.  To meet at the same place, the quarterback must throw to where the receiver will be in one second, 4.5 yards to the left.\n\nIf you're confused, draw a chart.  Show where the quarterback, receiver, and ball are right now, when the ball is thrown.  Then show where the receiever will be in one second.  That's where the ball has to be in one second.
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Just think of it like baseball. Its the same thing, except you dont swing at the ball with the bat, but instead kick it with you leg. The positions in the outfield are self explanatory(right, center, and left field) and if you catch it out there, they are out. If it rolls to you, just throw it back into play. Have fun!
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Become 6'5" and 240 pounds. Most of the guys with big guns in football are also physcially big. If you are under six feet in height and you are throwing that far, then that's pretty good. You may try to find a book or website on throwing mechanics to see if you are doing the right thing. There's a link below. Hope it helps.
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there is a pretty good exercise I do for football. You lay on your back and put your legs in the air(just dangle them). Then you do 30 cruches. Take your time don't rush! Then with your legs still in the air (you keep them up the entire time) you do 30 leg lifts. They are where you but your hands under your but and shoot your legs out straight. Then you with your back down lift your legds (still straight) up and down (thats one)You do it 30 times. Then yes with your legs still in the air you do 30 seconds of bicicles. That when you take your legs in the air and bend them.Then you start pedeling them like you are riding s bike. At the same time you put your hands on your head and do half cruches form side to side. Then 30 more leg lifts. Remember kepp your legs up back down take your time and don't give up. Dont wait in between the different exercises. do it 6 days a week.
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Try using the wishbone formation more often, if you are so desperate (as we can sense) review some of the college film and teams like Nebraska that i recall are use to run the option in a lot of the game plays.\nAlso just throw the ball only to RBs and Tight ends ocasionally, your receivers need to be mainly for blocking schemes.
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HERE are the basic rules for football.....\nhttp://www.football.com/rulesabc/
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The best answer for this would be a three pronged approach. First make sure you are using proper foot work, catching and throwing technique to maximize your effectiveness.  If you make a good catch but are out of position it will limit the distance and velocity of your throw... thus distance will suffer.  Make sure when you catch the ball you have a good position foot work wise and then make a throw using your momentum or create momentum with a crows hop.  Then make sure you make a good throw with your front foot, eyes, and the fingers of your throwing hand all going toward your target, make sure you are snapping the ball toward your target.  If your technique is OK then you will need to go to steps two and three.\n\nStep two is a strength and conditioning program. Depending on your age can include light weights and elastic bands for increased strength.  The goal is not to bulk up but condition and strengthen.  Also a good idea for overall shoulder stability.\n\nThirdly as you throw start to add distance every couple of days.  You want to lengthen out your throws over time so you don't cause injury.  Throw at about 80% effort and add five to ten feet every two to three days.  As your distance grows make sure to incorporate the proper footwork, crows-hop, and catching technique to ensure effectiveness.  After about three weeks you will start noticing an increase in velocity and distance.  GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
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When you throw a ball in from the sideline, keep your feet on the ground and, even if your teammates are waving their arms in the middle of the field, throw the ball down the sideline. Field position is more important than possesion.
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dont kick it, push it up. move your foot up quickly then pull it back down and around, you'll get the hang of it. my biggest problem while learning it was catching soft enough on the way down, make sure you go pretty straight upwards.
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Practice throwing shorter distances first and make sure you're throwing it straight.  If you do it correctly, it usually has an "S" flight trajectory.  If you're right handed, it starts of to the right and then comes back left.  Make sure you're throwing straight and then start throwing harder and harder.  Once you can stand there and throw it pretty hard (and straight), then start getting a one step start and use your body along w/ your arm.  Once you master that, Get a running start and put your body into it.  The main thing is making sure that you throw it straight.  You're maximum distance will come on a straight throw.
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Basically as follows...\n\nFor passing to the right:\nHave the ball in front of you (not pointing away from you, side on)\nHave your right hand on the right tip of the ball closest to you.\nHave your left hand on the left tip of the ball away from you.\nUse your left hand to propel the ball to the right.\nUse the right hand as a guide.\nIMPORTANT!  Do not TRY to spin the ball.\nThe ball should naturally spin as it rolls off of your hands.\n\nFor passing to the left:\nRepeat but just swap left and rights.\n\nThere is an excellent skills guide for basic rugby on the BBC sports, Rugby union section.\n\nCheers!\n\nDaryl
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Each person has there own way of doing it.  Just do what feels natural and practice with it.  When I cross (i'm right footed) my left leg is straight while my right leg comes across my body to hit the ball.  Before hitting the ball you turn towards goal and aim for the mass of bodies in front of the keeper :)
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Before you take any reps in practice make sure you progress though a good warm up routine to get that shoulder loose. Begin by making sure your throwing technique is sound.  proper weight distribution of the feet, trunk rotation and foot placement are places to begin.  If your new to QB make sure not to throw across the body and pull your opp arm through the throw as if you were opening a shower curtain with the elbow up.  Practice coming out of the snap with the ball up high and throwing elbow up.  Power is lost when the throwing elbow drops close to the body before the throw.  You can strap a ball on your side to keep your elbow from dropping if this is a problem.  Pronate the hand (thumb) down when throwing.  Remember to use a consistent throwing technique and stay discipline (don't get lazy and sloppy) when throwing the ball.  Working out on weight will help.  Shoulders, triceps and forearms are good areas to train.  Work the abs and back for a stronger trunk rotation and don't forget to work the legs and hips.  Trowing power is a full body deal and the key is to build energy from the feet and and carry it all the way to the fingertips.  The weights will give you the strength and the technique will apply it.