The field goal posts on an American football field are located at the back end line of the end zone, ten feet off the ground and extending straight up from there. Today, the support that holds the goal posts is usually several feet behind the end zone so players aren't impeded or in danger of running into them.
The goal posts @ Collegiate and Professional levels are 18'6" (eighteen feet & six inches) apart, supended by a crossbar which is 10' (ten feet) off the ground. The uprights (the two posts) extend 30' (thirty feet) into the air, making for a total height of the goal posts of 40' (forty feet) off the ground in total.
Defending teams must retreat 10 yards from any free kick _or_ they must be on their own goal line and between the posts.
12 yards
it is 11 meters or 12 yards
The laws do not prevent a goal from being scored from a goal keeper's throw.In practice no goal keeper can throw it that far, so there are no known examples.
First you need to get in straight line with the goal and around the goalie then in to the goal... my brother played soccer and he told me about it:)
Soccer players usually aim to the far post from where they are shooting since it is tougher for the keeper.
Opponents must be at least 10 yards or on their own goal line between the goal posts, whichever is closer.
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There is no standard size of a soccer field, but an allowable range of sizes. Youth matches can have even smaller sizes.
The posts are generally six feet apart. You can use the wire fence to hold it up. You can go every ten feet though it may not be as stable as using six.
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