Do you need flexability to kick a footy high or strength?

Question

awsnwer this please and how do i kick higher

Answer 1

A good, hard kick off or punt gives your team the chance to bury th opposition deep on its side of the field, while a field goal can win the game.

Instructions:

1. Set up the football. Position the football on the tee almost perpendicular to the ground, but angled slightly toward you.

for a kickoff.

2. Set up a field goal attempt, if you are looking to score. Have the holder kneel on the opposite side of the ball from where you'll be running, and place the football with the laces forward (away from you) and the ball almost perpendicular to the ground, but angled slightly toward you, the kicker. The holder should place either his palm or the tips of his index and middle fingers on top of the ball, gently applying pressure to hold it in place.

3. Take three steps back. If you kick with your left foot, take two and a half steps to the right. If you kick with your right foot, take two and a half steps to the left.

4. Run toward the ball, starting with the foot you won't be kicking with.

5. Plant your nonkicking leg firmly about 1 foot to the side of the ball, your foot pointing in the direction in which you want the ball to go (between the goal posts, for example, or straight down the field for a kickoff).

6. Power through the ball with your kicking foot, making contact about one-third of the way above the ball's lower tip. For maximum distance, kick with the top two inner shoelace holes of your shoe.

7. Follow through as much as your flexibility will allow.

Answer 2

flexability.

Answer 3

No you don't need to be flexible just a bit of strength, you just have to aim near toward the bottom of the football.

Answer 4

No.

Answer 5

I think you first need flexibility and from there, you could probably just use momentum to swing your kick high.

Answer 6

Neither,  all you need is co-ordination and timing,  strength does not come into it really.