Impressive stuff!

clipped from news.bbc.co.uk Footage of Danny Brooks's world record-beating throw-in A PE teacher from West Yorkshire has broken a world record with the longest-ever football throw-in. Danny Brooks, 28, launched a ball 49.78m (163ft) - half the length of a football field - with his unusual gymnast-style flip throw. Mr Brooks, who teaches at Brooksbank School Sports College in Elland, said he got the idea after watching Stoke player Rory Delap's long throw-ins. The previous record of 48.17m (158ft) was set by Michael Lochner in 1998. Mr Brooks's method involves him taking a run-up and somersaulting with the ball in his hands before throwing it. The technique is legal in football matches because he has two feet on the ground at the time of the throw. Teacher smashes throw-in record