Carreau is the most difficult shot you can learn, but if you master it there is a bright future for you in petanque. The first prize in major tournaments is more than 1.000.000 FFR, and if you can shoot a carreau every time you want to it could be yours.
The shot is quite easy in theory: Hit the opponens boule directly with your own boule, and make sure that your boule stays in the same place that the other boule occupied...
There are many ways of doing this, but the essential part of it is that you should try to throw exactly the same way each time. Use the same movements, and do it at the same speed. Many players are very good at this at home, but in competitions they fail miserably. With a throw that is so "known" to you that it is almost automatic, there is a smaller chance that you mess it up because of pressure.
As part of the citys promotions to have the fench vs all blacksrugby test the council invited our petanque club to set up a piste in the town centre.
Mr. Setsaas has sendt us some petanque-pictures from Thailand.
After the success of 2003 and 2005, we are getting ready for 2009! Fernandina Beach is a small, very friendly town on beautiful Amelia Island on the Atlantic. From the Amelia river on the west side to the beaches on the east side is just 2 miles. With many cafés and restaurants for all budgets.
Pierre de Olivia has sendt us a snapshop from Yucatan, Mexico
We want to avoid all rumors at once. Even if the small ball is called "the pig", "le cochonette" - IT IS NOT A SURCE FOR SWINE FLU! So just keep playing! Just don't play as pigs, it might ruin the game...
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