Yes
The above answer is wrong. A player may not change his position on the field to block a goalie's punt. It is officially delaying the restart of play and should be "rewarded" with a yellow card and a free kick for the defending team. The key is where the player was when the ball was collected by the keeper and where the player is when the ball is punted.
The above implies that a player may run across the field and dive into the play, like would be done in American football. That should result in a yellow card caution and free kick.
no
with foot
A punt is basically a kick but you use the tip of your toes. Punting is rarely recommended.
Yes.
toe punt, lefty, righty are types of soccer kicks
a step kick is where you punt the ball out of bounds
Yes, though this is not usually seen often due to the punt receiver's focus being only on catching the ball.
yes because i was at a soccer game one day and it was a foul ball bt they exepted
a punt may be blocked by the kicking team without penalty unless there is some other illegal act involved. As long as the kicked ball is touched prior to the blocker contacting the punter the contact is ignored. For exanmple If the punt blocker were to block the punt and then make helmet to helmet contact with the punter there would be a penalty for the illegal helmet contact but not the blocking of the punt.
Either a goalkick(from the line) or a punt (out of his hands).
It is valid in world soccer. Ive seen it happen before, as long as no-one intefers illegally with the ball or a player it is all okay!
The punter has a choice of what kind of punt they will employ. The most common type, the drop punt, sends the ball end over end and is both easy to kick and accurate. The spiral punt sends the ball in a spiral, making it more aerodynamic. The ball travels further, but is harder to do and much less accurate; not to mention the fact that it makes it easier for the return man to catch. The third type of punt is the soccer-style punt, which is essentially a drop punt but instead of straight-forward, the punter is running at an angle to his kicking foot side and kicks the ball across his body. I punt myself, and I really use all 3 different types of punts for different situations. If I'm at my own 20, i will spiral punt for distance. If I'm at my opponents 30, I will drop punt for accuracy. Finally, if I'm rushed and forced to leave the pocket, I will do soccer style just to get a punt off at all.