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Skills Every Player Should Acquire in Australian Football
This article is designed to educate young players about the skills they require to be a successful player in the Australian game. The important way for the player to start is to assess his own abilities i. e. work out his own weaknesses and then attempt to correct them. If there are attributes he doesn’t have such as height, strength and speed, then, to make up for this, he must develop his talents or football skills to the greatest extent he can. The author details the general skills and then those needed for specific positions.
The Fundamentals of Australian FootballThis article was originally written as part of a coaching booklet given to players who were selected to play in the Queensland Schoolboys team at the 1973 Australian National Championships against the might of Victoria, Western Australia and South Australia. Many of the ideas in this article were ingrained in the players in the big states as Australian Football was the game everybody played. In Queensland as a minor sport, there was much less passing on of these ideas to young players. This was the author’s attempt to fast track their football education. It was also passed on to teachers to help them with coaching their teams.
The Golden Rules of Australian FootballThis article was originally written as part of a coaching booklet given to players who were selected to play in the Queensland Schoolboys team at the 1973 Australian National Championships against the might of Victoria, Western Australia and South Australia. Many of the ideas in this article were ingrained in the players in the big states as Australian Football was the game everybody played. In Queensland as a minor sport, there was much less passing on of these ideas to young players. This was the author’s attempt to fast track their football education. It was also passed on to teachers to help them with coaching their teams.
