Has Nick Riewoldt finally solved his kicking for goal yips by simply removing his glove when he kicks for goal? Apparently he removed it before the collingwood final and kicked 5 goals straight and then kick 3 goals straight against the hawks last week aswell. Could it be that simple? I have always said this guy marks everything and if he sorts his kicking for goal out he will win us a premiership!
Let's hope he has found the solution! Go saints
Roo's kicking for goal
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Roo's kicking for goal
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Was listening to the prelim preview on the ABC and Alves commented that Roo's kicking is a confidence issue.
He said that when his confidence is shaky he distance from the ball leaving his hand to hitting his foot is greater. Reckons that he sometimes drops the ball at an angle that causes him to shank it.
Would have thought it was something Roo could iron out with suitable assistance.
He said that when his confidence is shaky he distance from the ball leaving his hand to hitting his foot is greater. Reckons that he sometimes drops the ball at an angle that causes him to shank it.
Would have thought it was something Roo could iron out with suitable assistance.