Tap Kick

Some articles on tap kick, kick, tap, kicks, taps:

Penalty (rugby) - Penalties in Rugby League
... Firstly, the implication is that a side either takes a tap kick or a shot at goal ... They can kick for touch, but, if the ball makes it into touch, the side then takes a tap kick 10m infield (20m infield in the NRL as of 2007) from the point where the ball went into touch (except where ... They can also tap the ball from where the penalty was awarded ...
Glossary Of Rugby League Terms - T
... Tap kick A tap kick is a type of kick used by players at penalties or free kicks to meet the regulation that requires the ball must be kicked a visible distance before a player may pass or run with it ... In a tap kick, the player momentarily releases the ball from his hands and taps it with his foot or lower leg and then quickly catches it again ... The player will then generally try to run forward with the ball Tap tackle Another term for Ankle tap ...

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