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Sponsored by Croquet Australia.
Designed by George Latham, Geoff Hanson and Stephen Forster for CA
Animation by Wes Prosser
Illustration by Valda Brook ASTC
Filmed at Brunswick Mallet Sport Club by CTV CLOCKTOWER VISION
Special thanks to the students and teachers of NIDDRIE SECONDARY COLLEGE

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This is from the Croquet Association's 2006 Highspeed video shoot. The real-time examples have sound.

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This video shows an aggressive hoop shot with the ball close to the hoop. Two real time examples back to back are followed by two "less than robust" slow motion examples followed by (at 16seconds in) a nearly 2.5 minute slow motion example of the one shot. This video has ghosting and my spin on this (pun intended) is that if you follow
either the leading edge of the ghost image or 2) the trailing edge of the ghost image or 3) the non ghosted or much less ghosted solid image of the mallet and ball you may be able to make a more accurate ruling on this shot. Carbon paper was used in this and I will state upfront that it showed a blurred image when we looked at it - much different than the print we saw in a clean single ball shot. This shot was hit at or near the horizontal axis of the ball. I will be curious to see how NB subscribers rule on this.

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Comment below ideas for part two!

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BBC Points West's Andy Howard visits Bristol Croquet Club as he explores why croquet set sales have boomed during COVID-19 lockdown.

Created by @bbcpointswest, originally aired 6pm, 29th May 2020.
Presented by @andylhoward

Bristol Croquet Club - http://www.bristolcroquet.org/
Get into croquet during lockdownhttps://www.trycroquet.co.uk

#lockdowncroquet #backtocroquet #bristol #croquet #COVID19 #coronavirus #lockdown

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https://www.croquet.org.uk
FB/Twitter/IG: @croquetengland

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BBC Midlands Today's Ian Winter visits Edgbaston Croquet Club as he finds out how croquet has evolved, why croquet is a sport for all ages and abilities and why it's surged in popularity during lockdown.

Created by @bbcmtd, originally aired 6:30pm, 12th June 2020.
Presented by @IanDWinter

Edgbaston Croquet Club - https://croquet-websites.org.uk/edgbaston/
Get into croquet during lockdownhttps://www.trycroquet.co.uk

#lockdowncroquet #backtocroquet #birmingham #croquet #COVID19 #coronavirus #lockdown

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https://www.croquet.org.uk
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It’s good to be a sports fan in the Palm Beaches. Did you know there’s even one perfect week in February where five amazing spectator sports converge? It’s called The Perfect Week of Sports. But you can also enjoy sporting events year-round. The National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach offers free lessons on Saturdays and is an inviting and serene place for the whole family. You can cool it on the veranda with food and drink or try your hand at the game.

Find out more: https://croquetnational.com/index.html

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Four strokes which were all faults. The first three faults were hard to detect in real time. Shots 1 and 2: hampered by hoop 1 from getting enough power to get near hoop 2. Shots 3 and 4: hampered from running the hoop by a ball close behind.

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Ahmed and Mohammed Nasr demonstrate their shooting technique at Roehampton in August 2008 during the Egypt v Rest of the World event.

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Reg runs hoop 5 to 2 back and peels 3 back and 4 back ..... continued in Part 4

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This short film shows how Letchworth Croquet Club has created two courts with a superb surface.

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The art of the 2-ball break. Played by me. Random hilarity between 1-back and 4-back.

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Robert Fletcher. Fastest TP Ever!!
Lismore Croquet Club is proud to have Croquet's Number 1 Robert Fletcher break another record completing the fastest Triple peel in just 5:17 on their single lawn running at just over 9 seconds.

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This is an animated description of roll shot technique for Association Croquet. It shows approximate hand positions and required mallet tilt for Stop Shots, Drives, Half Rolls, Three Quarter Rolls, Full Rolls and Pass Rolls. The shots are shown together to illustrate their relationship.

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Members of Victoria’s most far-flung croquet associations have gathered to celebrate the clubs 90th anniversary despite the significant challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Wimmera Croquet Association was established in 1930 and once boasted 14 clubs – however now has only four with about 100 members.

With no money coming in during the lockdowns – as well as the ever-present challenge of attracting younger Australians to the game – the association struggled throughout the pandemic.

Some members revealed being unable to play the game throughout the pandemic also took a toll on their mental health.

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Camera/Editor: A short piece on the Pro-Am Croquet tournament at the Westmoor Club on Nantucket, MA. Featured are some of the top professionals in North America.