Restraining line
Right!!! I usually set my kicking team players at the 20 and receiving team players at the 50 (10 yards from each line) I experimented with 1 second and 2 seconds. Depends on speed of the board, speed of the players, and size of the game board. I was using a Tudor model 660 which is slighty smaller than a 620. Should work fine for 4'(48 inch) x 2'(24 inch) or larger game boards.
This also works great for surprise onside kicks. Watch how your opponent sets up his receiving team. If he has a tendancy to set up his front line of blockers to run back towards the kick returner to set up a return blocking formation then you can catch him not expecting an onside kick and you will have a greater chance of recovering an onside kick.
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Last edited by eflfanatic : 11-13-2010 at 08:57 PM.
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