I love getting questions from our readers and so if you have any to do with AFL, Dreamteam or even our website, please ask. Below are a few questions we have been asked in the last few months, thank you for them. If you would like to ask your own or add to my reply, [...]

These questions have been asked in the last week. If you have questions, please ask & we will answer them to the best of our understanding & knowledge.

How about a competition similar to the NAB 3 point shoot out but instead having players kicking for goals at 40m out? It would be a better Grand Final entertainment than the 100m sprint.

A Snap kick means the ball is to be kicked at an angle. A Snap kick is used to kick at goals on an acute angle or to kick to a team mate who is not in front of you.

AFL football is a game of inches were the difference between a win or a loose can come down to a shot at goal falling short. So how do you kick a football further?

Why is today’s AFL so complicated? You beat your opposition and kick more goals than your opposition and you win the game, right?

Why is it that the skills and professionalism of AFL has improved out of sight yet they still cannot kick straight?

A banana kick or sometimes called a check side kick is when the ball goes in the air as a banana shape or a boomerang.

A drop kick is not used in todays football competitions but it still remains a popular skill among many purists who practice it at training or kick to kick with a mate.

Not all drills and activities have to practiced at football training or the oval at school and or training. Listed are some practical examples to help you improve in the backyard.