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This is an attempt at making a good faq for the game of petanque. All questions that are directly related to the game and it's basic rules should be included here. The questions and answers are meant for beginners - so please keep it easy to understand for non-players.
Posted by: Jef van den Berg (
) at 2005-04-02 10:17:34
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I'm looking for a train program for shooters (Tireurs in French). I searched the whole net but no luck.
Can anyone help me on this ?
Posted by: guy therrien (
) at 2005-04-02 17:43:13
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I don't know if the following will be of help to you:
see:
the thread carreau/coaching
http://www.usapetanque.org/technique.html
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/petanque-blv/cours.htm#
HTH,
Guy
Posted by: Ray Ager (
) at 2005-04-03 14:47:21
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(Stig, if you're reading this - how about a Coaching section...)
Dear Jef,
You first need to make sure your basic shooting technique is sound: grip of the boule, stance, aim, release and follow-through, etc. Ideally you need a coach or experienced player who can advise you, otherwise a video or book.
There are many different training exercises to try, e.g:
- shooting a single boule at different distances
- place 3 boules in a row and shoot the middle boule, both in-line and side-by-side
- use a tyre and practise lobbing into it. This develops a good lobbing style needed for shooting.
- place target boules on a wooden block. This forces you to be accurate!
- draw a circle and place 6 boules inside, 3 are yours, 3 against. Practise shooting the against boules.
- place 3 boules in a triange and try and shoot 2 boules with 1.
I'm sure there are lots more, but these are good basics to try and pracise.
Good luck!
Posted by: Loi Nguyen (
) at 2005-04-19 14:37:53
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Jeff,
I hope this will help you with the basics. I always remember B.R.A.P.
B - Bend wrist, R - Reach back as far as your arm can go, A - accelerate the forward motion, P - Point your hand after the release of the boule.
Be conscious of your release point before each shot. For example if it's a 9 plus meter shot you have to remind yourself that the release point is higher. If it's a shorter shot, it's a lower release point. And of course alot of practice. Good luck.
Loi
Posted by: Jef van den Berg (
) at 2005-04-03 12:53:23
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Thanks for the info. I looked to the website and ok it is interesting but this is not a detailled training program for shooters. Thanks anyway.
Jef
Posted by: mike diamond (
) at 2006-03-27 18:31:31
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hi,
so u change release point???
why?
I thought the release point should be alsways the same??? i saw on movies...
BR
mike
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