One percenter (Australian rules football): Difference between revisions - Wikipedia

Line 69:

{{Further|Shepherding (Australian rules football)}}

A '''bump''' or '''hip and shoulder''' is the act of using the side of the body and running into an opponent with force -– under some circumstances. The bump is a type of strong shepherd, but players can also legally bump their opponents out of the way as they run to collect the ball. A bump to an opponent is legal, provided the bump does not ride high and contact an opponent's head. A bump in the back is illegal under the "push in the back".

===Block===

Line 78:

==External links==

*[http://www.iafc.com.au/g_checking.html Checking Skills -– from the International Australian Football Council]

{{Australian rules football terminology}}