Soccer 15 May 2013
Sport: © The Fine Art
ISBN 0 9517089 0 2
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Dear Frank Lampard
How are you lad! Thanks for
the “Friend” plug. I think you’re “Wrong” about taking “Penalties Kicks” though
you are a top international footballer with penalty kick experience. Your
opinion that these variables will always be in soccer is wrong.
Your observation that penalty
“Shootouts” often fail after much team practice and are equally unsuccessful without
team practice.
This anomaly will always linger
without seeking the detail and analysing the “Mechanics of the balls” and the observation
of the ball’s movement on and after “Boot” contact made by the player.
The game is swamped by
“Tactics” that go astray if one player doesn't conform to discipline. The one
positive in every game is chances missed that would have won games.
Soccer is not an exact
science but the “Science of Movement” can be annualised in great detail in each
“Penalty” player’s approach and effort to put the ball in the net.
Each player’s personal approach
and movement varies so much that the complete movement (Penalty Kick) must be
regimented or “Strictly controlled” without compromise. The penalty kick detail
can also be used in practicing out-play.
The strike that sent the ball
into the far corner of the net was a fluke if it can’t be repeated often. The
only clue to the wonderful shots accuracy is the exact (last) contact on the balls
surface.
Facts of Football Physics: The
face of a ball and the exact middle of the ball Never changes whether the ball
is stationary or in motion.
With these “Facts of Physics” annualised means positively
that every “Penalty” Kick “Free” kick “Corner” kick “Goal” kick and “Unhurried”
kick should have exact contact with the eyes on the exact strike for consistent
accuracy. Daniel Marner@mrheyyoutwitterfacebookblogger
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