how tall are the goals from crossbar to floor?
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The distance from the lower edge of the crossbar to the ground is 2.44 m (8 ft).
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(tension in crossbar) * (its height) =(half of ladder weight) * (length of ladder * sin(30/2) / 2)
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It is where the crossbar meets a goalpost.  It forms a 90 degree angle and is the hardest place for a goalie to make a save.  If you by chance watch hockey, it is the equivilant of a "Top shelf" goal.
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10 feet is standard regulation height.
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The basics:\n\nScoring\nA goal between the tall posts= 6points\nA kick into the shorter posts= 1point/behind\nHit one of the tall posts= behind\n\nOther\nA kick must be more than 15m for another player to catch it to be legal or play on\nA tackle should be waste up, neck down\n\nmore info at\nhttp://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=aflinfosheets&spg=display&articleid=243003
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area of the base times the height.
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The goal is 4 yrds across.
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Lid, mouth guard, shoulder pads, leggings/pants, hip pads, breezers, elbow pads, knee pads, cup, socks, shin pads, skates, gloves, stick, sweater/jersey, lots of tape, and a 12-pack.\n\nI would consider all of those to be major, however, all that is required is a stick, puck, ice, and 4 extra boots to make 2 goals.
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About 30m (100 ft) high.
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I can sympathize. I am 5'6" and had a great serve. I've played in various leagues and over 11 years (about 60 leagues) won about ten championships with a teammate who was only 5'2". Don't be discouraged, there are plenty of places to play. One of my regrets was that I rediscovered the game at 33 yrs old. What you may have to do is play pick up games at a gym first, find where the leagues are and put a team together with the people you like at the gym. If you are ever a captain of a team, only pick people you like playing with.
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3,212 ft (979 m) high
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there is not a rule, but standard is 8 to 10 feet tall and half and inch around
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23 feet from head to toe
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To further elaborate on what Hakeem said, all players must be at least 10 feet (9.15m) away from the ball during a penalty kick.  The arch ensures this since the area directly behind the penalty spot is less than 10 feet.  All players not involved with the penalty kick must be outside of the penalty area AND the arch.  In addition, all players not involved with the PK must also be behind the ball (no player can be on the side of the penalty area but closer to the end line than the ball).
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use rockets or inclines...\n\nwhen indoors run to the largest windows, open and jump.\n\nalso when on steep embankments, run down them as fast as you can without snapping your legs off.\n\nwhen using the catapult bar strap on rockets will gain you the height you need.
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Kick point is listed at "mid-hi"\n\n\n65 - S* ANV65S .335/.625 67g 3.5 46" mid-hi
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There are 4 common sizes.  3.5 x 7 (barbox), 4 X 8 (normal home table), 4.25 X 8.5, and 4.5 X 9 (tournament tables) and I believe that's the measurment of the inside rails.