Answer:
From the kinesiological viewpoint, efficiency of effort in gaining distance is better achieved as you practise getting your natural weight behind the ball as you kick and let your weight do the kinetic work FOR you ... AND, also, as mentioned above, if you are able to increase your flexibility through the hip area, through the legs and hamstrings and lower back, you will also create a longer contact period - more specifically, a longer lever arm/stroke upon the ball, allowing you to exert force upon it over a greater stroke distance.
This is why footballers precede the kick with some run-up - to assist in sending the ball some distance via natural weight transference gained by the run up
its easy, you can either throw sidearm, (if you're pretty tall)
you can buy a weighted football and practice with it
or watch the technique of a great NFL QB such as Peyton Manning or Tom Brady.
but the key thing is to practice =]]
-UKing8
It all depends, depeding if ur going to punt the ball or but it on a tee. If u would be putting it on a tee, watch the elevation and the angle that u put it on it. And if the way u back up from the ball usually about 3 feet back and 1 ft right. If u are going to punt it it is the way u drop the ball. Hope this helped and im sorry if it dident help
60 yards in a game , but he thinks he can throw about 70-80yrds
100 yards
75 yrds
7 yards!
yes
75 yards
69 yards
The Pressure of your hand and how hard you throw it
Tothe field goal
3 meters if your weak
yes
No it doesn't really matter it is just if you can throw far.