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DO Some calf streches before doing this exersice 1st u need some weights to build up ur leg for the kick. Then use the weights and push up and down.

Start low then work high this helped me when i play Rugby for sg ball under 18s.

in 2 months u will see results u kicks will go higher and farer for longer kicks

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