what is dropkick extra point?
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yes i saw that it was awesome it is just like an extra point bu flutie lined up like a punter would drops the ball and it has to hit the ground before you can kick it and split the up rights
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vegeta_ss_j...There's no such thing as a "blocking foul" There is "impeeding the progress of an opponent" but that would result in an indirect free kick, not a direct.\n\nRob...if you referee at a national level, then your explinations are lacking in substance or propper information. If you are going to call the Australian player for "impeeding" (hasn't been called "obstruction" for a while), it would result in an indirect kick. Also, if the call was "denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity" (has never been referred to as "taking away" a "scoring chance") then why were there no cards issued?  Denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity is an automatic red (no choice whatsoever). There wasn't even a yellow card pulled on that play.\n\nThe call was either for tripping, or you could possibly argue the point that the referee had waited to call the first contact to see if advantage would develop, then went back to call the first foul when the advantage was gone, but that is pushing it. There had been much harder contact that had gone unchecked and when there's a foul in the penalty area, the most adventagious thing to do (unless the ball is literally on the way into the goal) is to give the penalty kick.
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A goalkeeper can pick the ball up if the player passing back doesn't use their leg or foot to pass back or if the pass back is accidental for example if a striker shoots and it hits the defenders foot then the keeper can pick the ball up. But if the player deliberatly passes the ball back and the keeper picks up then a freekick is awarded.
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When shooting, \nplace your non-kicking foot next to the ball, then follow through and land ON YOUR KICKING FOOT. \nSounds stupid; hard to do. \nI broke a 50lb. planter doing this and I'm 5'4" and 95 pounds. That should tell you how powerful this kick is. It gives you less aim, but MUCH MORE POWER. Practice for about an hour, and you should have it down. \nBest wishes and good luck with your game.
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MUSCLE ENDURANCE IS MY ANSWER YOU NEED TO HOLD OUT LONGER  THEN YOUR OPPONENT TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO SCORE MORE POINTS IF YOU CANT GET THE PIN
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It's the "ball" in a game of badmitton that you swat over the net.  It's a weighted rubber half-ball with plastic "feathers" stuck in it allowing it to float more gently to the ground.
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It is your point.  The one complication is that  it is the only time your opponent can reach over the net to touch the ball.  He has to hit it on the fly however once it bounces on your side it is your point.
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With the kick-off, you use your foot.
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When attempting an extra point or field goal-the kicker has to get the ball off "high" enough & "quick" enough so it won't be blocked by opposing team...also,he has to worry about accuracy even more...and the pressure of having everyone watching can be abit uncomfortable.\nDuring a kickoff he doesn't have to worry about any of that stuff and could get the kickoff further because the angle of the ball leaving the ground(first few feet-not worried about a block))has more momentum to carry it further in distance-he doesn't angle it high at first...it only gets higher & higher once it's already so many yards down the field...sort of like an airplane taking off from the ground.
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Just one move kill all the guys around me. And clear the stage. But i don't know how to get that move.\n\nOther than that i like Jump Kicks.
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it means you have to kick it to another player before you can score.\n\na direct free kick means you can kick it straight for goal (a bit like a penalty, but not from the penalty spot).\n\nNot sure about the current criterion for awards... I think it's mostly at the ref's disgression.
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In competition question mark Kick.real life any one that does maximum damage mininum impact.
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It means a point away from wrapping up the match and bag a win
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Okay, I asked what you specifically wanted to know about in Rugby, and you mentioned scrums and scoring points.\n\nScrums are used to restart play after the ball is not in play but is not because a penalty, out-of-bounds, or score. This is for accidental things such as a knock-on or forward pass. A scrum can be chosen on more serious infractions if it helps the team.\nThe other team gets to put the ball into the scrum on a re-do if the original scrum is turned 90 degrees.\nPoints can be scored in multiple ways:\n* Penalty kick - when a penalty is awarded a team, the kicker has the option of "kicking for goal". This is worth 3 points\n* A drop goal - when you kick the ball through the goal posts while the ball is in play. Worth 3 points\n* A try - when you touch the ball down to the ground in the goal area - worth 5 points\n* A conversion - you get one chance to kick the ball through the goal posts after a try, and a successful attempt brings you 2 points
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drop the extra k mate
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Yes.....it scores just what you stated 5-3-1.  The way you get 1/2 points are if the two athletes tie.  For example, three seperate high jumpers: Jumper#1 jumps 6 feet (1st place=5 pts), Jumper#2 jumps 5' 9" (2nd place=3pts), and Jumper#3&4 BOTH jump 5' 8".....so they split the points and both recieve a 1/2 point.  I coach track...so, let me know if you have any other questions.
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That is definately not a ollie.  I think you would be talking about a kick flip.  An ollie is when you kick down on your back leg causing the board to do a pop up action.\n\nYou would use an ollie to jump over things, or onto things, or etc.