Torpedo punt — The torpedo punt, similar to a punt in American Football, is a kicking technique implemented in Australian rules football, rugby union and rugby league to enhance the distance the ball is kicked.The ball spins about its long axis instead of end… … Wikipedia
torpedo punt — /tɔˈpidoʊ pʌnt/ (say taw peedoh punt) noun NSW, Victoria a punt kick executed to impart a torpedo like, lateral spin to a football. Also, Qld, spiral punt; SA, screwy …
Torpedo (disambiguation) — Torpedo may refer to:In nature* Torpedo (genus), the genus of electric rays ** More generally, any electric ray in the order TorpediniformesWeapons* Torpedo, or locomotive torpedo, a self propelled explosive projectile that operates underwater ** … Wikipedia
Punt kick — The Punt kick is one of, if not the most common style of kicking in football games. It is described as kicking the ball without the ball first hitting the ground. It is practised in many sports to some degree: Australian rules football, American… … Wikipedia
torpedo — /tɔˈpidoʊ / (say taw peedoh) noun (plural torpedoes) 1. a self propelled cigar shaped missile containing explosives which is launched from a tube in a submarine, torpedo boat or the like, or from an aircraft, and explodes upon impact with the… …
spiral punt — /ˈspaɪrəl pʌnt/ (say spuyruhl punt) noun Qld → torpedo punt …
List of Australian rules football terms — Australian Rules Football is a team sport played between two teams of twenty two. Some terms are often thought to be humorous or invented for comic purposes by many.This is a general glossary of the terminology used in the sport of Australian… … Wikipedia
Dustin Fletcher — Personal information Full name Dustin Fletcher Date of birth … Wikipedia
Aussie Rules — Hohes Marken ist eine Schlüsselfertigkeit im Aussie Rules und gleichzeitig zuschauerwirksam. Präzise Feld und Torschüsse mit dem ovalen … Deutsch Wikipedia
Australian Football — Hohes Marken ist eine Schlüsselfertigkeit im Aussie Rules und gleichzeitig zuschauerwirksam. Präzise Feld und Torschüsse mit … Deutsch Wikipedia