E2E3 L-start Reverse #1 CSHS Variant 3rd Kick Errors

E2E3 L-start Reverse #1 CSHS Variant 3rd Kick Errors

On the third kick of the run with the right foot, when the kick was a failure, I recorded the cause of the failure. For example, April 7, I recorded 24 total failures on the third kick. The leading causes of failure were: Ball contacts foot at point too close to front/outside of foot (17+8=25%); insufficient total sideways force in body/force too dependent on sideways movement of leg (17+13=30%). These errors on April 7 accounted for 55% of the total error on the third kick.

One of the most important things discovered April 7: on both the second and third kicks, swinging the leg sideways as it hits the ball, can deliver a glancing blow to the bottom of the ball, the result being the ball does not go in the direction the foot is swinging as intended, but instead the ball goes straight ahead.

E2E3 L-Start Reverse $1 CSHS Variant 2nd Kick Errors Score Table


Date	Insufficient total sideways force in body	sideways force too dependent on sideways movement of leg	Just torso tilted right alone	ball too close to body when kicked	ball contacts foot at point too close to toe	Ball contacts foot at point too close to outside of foot	Ball contacts foot at point too close to rear of foot	Ball contacts foot at point too close to inside of foot	Ball contacted at point too close to front of ball	Ball contacted at point too close to outside of ball	Ball contacted at point too close to rear of ball	Ball contacted at point too close to inside of ball	Foot flick sends ball too much in reverse	Foot flick delivers insufficient reverse force	Insufficient upwards force on foot flick	Habit, instinct to kick ball to left	Insufficient sideways foot flick	Total Errors
April 7, 2010	4 17%	3 13%	2 8%	1 4%	2 8%	4 17%	1 4%	0 0%	0 0%	2 8%	0 0%	0 0%	2 8%	0 0%	1 4%	1 4%	1 4%	24 100%