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Just watching the highlights on ITV and it's just brought another point I thought earlier to my attention.
What's with all this stopping then starting again on your run up?
As a kid, I was taught that you're not allowed to stop when taking your run up. I know you're allowed to slow down and speed up, but stopping.
Is this allowed? If it is do you think it should be?
What's with all this stopping then starting again on your run up?
As a kid, I was taught that you're not allowed to stop when taking your run up. I know you're allowed to slow down and speed up, but stopping.
Is this allowed? If it is do you think it should be?
Azul wrote:
> No they didn't...
A stutter is a quick slowdown, but if you look closely some of the players had both feet flat on the ground. That in my view is stopping. When you're moving, even walking, you don't have both your flat feet on the ground at the same time do you? Unless you're physically retarded in some way.
> No they didn't...
A stutter is a quick slowdown, but if you look closely some of the players had both feet flat on the ground. That in my view is stopping. When you're moving, even walking, you don't have both your flat feet on the ground at the same time do you? Unless you're physically retarded in some way.
I thought you couldn't stop either.
I must say, when Terry stepped up I thought, "WHAT!" But his was one of the best.
I must say, when Terry stepped up I thought, "WHAT!" But his was one of the best.
No they didn't...
But they didn't stutter. Some of them physically stopped for a split second.
Don't think you can come to a complete stop, but you can "stutter" in your run up - as shown by a couple of the penalties tonight.
Just watching the highlights on ITV and it's just brought another point I thought earlier to my attention.
What's with all this stopping then starting again on your run up?
As a kid, I was taught that you're not allowed to stop when taking your run up. I know you're allowed to slow down and speed up, but stopping.
Is this allowed? If it is do you think it should be?
What's with all this stopping then starting again on your run up?
As a kid, I was taught that you're not allowed to stop when taking your run up. I know you're allowed to slow down and speed up, but stopping.
Is this allowed? If it is do you think it should be?