Editing Agg (section)

== Playing style ==

=== Posture ===

Agg was sometimes associated with the way a player stood or moved.

Photographs of players behind bunkers became subjects of discussion.

Body position, marker handling and composure could influence whether a player was considered agg.

=== Marker handling ===

Players sometimes judged the appearance of a player's shooting stance.

This included how the marker was held and how the player presented themselves behind a bunker.

These judgments were largely aesthetic rather than formal technical assessments.

=== Playing ability ===

Some interpretations of agg required a player to demonstrate skill.

Under this view, appearance alone was insufficient.

The player also needed to perform convincingly during competition.

Other interpretations focused more heavily on clothing and equipment.

=== Distinction from tactics ===

Agg is not a recognised tournament format or tactical system.

It does not refer to a particular bunker position, firing mode or official style of play.

Its meaning is cultural rather than regulatory.