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Summary: Learn how to perform a rugby set kick with advanced tips and techniques in this free online sports video.

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Alex Baer has played rugby for college and the Maggots for 10 years and is a certified coach. Andy Smith has played rugby for four years, and Pat Ryers has played for the Maggots for...read more

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blindflanker said

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on 8/2/2008 Mmmh yes because in rugby you always get your ears ripped of? wtf type of rugby are you playing?the most you'd get would be cauliflower ears

andystuartrugby said

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on 8/2/2008 Very poor. No explination of this basic / poor technique whatsoever and headgear has nothing to do with kicking for goal so why did you mention it at all?

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"My name is Pat Ryerson and I play lock for the Missoula All-Maggots. I’m just out here I’m going to explain a little bit about set kicks, kicking for points, and also my scrum cap, which likes to cover my ears, so my ears don’t get ripped off. That’s quite essential in rugby. No, it’s actually just so I do not ruck burns and a minor padding for myself. So going through a set kick, I like to kick up the ground. So usually, what I do is dig my heel in the ground. Place the ball at pretty much a 90-degree angle from the ground. I usually take three steps back, one back, two over. I look at the post because I’m trying to make it in between the two goal posts. I come up to the ball. All I’m trying to do is focus, plant my foot and make contact right about here. A little demonstration here, I will do a quick one. "

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