Australian rules football - Wikipedia
These include Auskick (played by children aged between 5 and 12), kick-to-kick (and its variants end-to-end footy and marks up), rec footy, 9-a-side footy, masters Australian football, handball …
Punt (Australian football) - Wikipedia
The punt kick is a common style of kicking in Australian rules football. It is a kick where the ball is dropped from the players' hands and kicked slightly off the longer centre line of the ball before …
Kicking - AFL International
Kicking is probably the most individual skill in Aussie Rules. It is important players learn the right technique so they can (a) kick under pressure, (b) pass the ball accurately to a teammate and …
AFL Kick Types: A Guide to How and When Each are Used
In this guide to the AFL kicks I’ve looked at what each kick is; how to do that kick; and when it should be used. I’ve also included some videos of helpful explanations of the kick (some of the …
How To Kick An AFL Ball? - INTERSPORT
Sep 25, 2023 · Learning how to kick an AFL ball effectively is key to a good match. The most basic kick that every player should master is the drop punt, which is done by dropping the ball …
The Rules - AFL International
Kick: Ball struck with the leg below the knee. Mark: Ball caught on the full, directly from a kick and having travelled untouched at least 15 metres. The player can then take a kick or play on. …
Footy FAQ: The Rules of Australian Football | AFANA
Feb 8, 2024 · After a six-point goal or behind was scored, a team had 10 seconds – once they collect a football – to kick the ball in and re-start play. The kick could be taken from anywhere …
Scoring (Australia rules football) - AFL Explained
When a ball is kicked directly between the two taller posts that teams is awarded a goal worth 6 points. If the ball is kicked through the small posts on either side a single point is awarded. If …
Australian Football - Kicking Styles - Online Tutorials Library
In Australian football, a free kick is a kind of penalty awarded by the field umpire to the opponent player if a player has broken a rule or infringed with opponent players.
Australian rules football - Rules, Tactics, Players | Britannica
Jan 7, 2025 · Australian rules football is played with an oval ball that weighs between 450 and 480 grams (16 and 17 ounces) and has a short circumference of 545–555 mm (21.5–22 inches) …