Sentences describing children playing football

This afternoon, after supper, I saw some children playing football.

They divided into two groups and began to kick. A goalkeeper kicked the ball out at once. The two sides met and went straight for the ball. A tall boy took the lead in kicking the ball into the air. The ball landed on a fat boy. The fat boy kicked the ball to his partner, who shot it with one foot. The goalkeeper hugged his knees and stared at the ball. The ball flew like an arrow that left the string. The goalkeeper jumped very hard. They burst into cheers.

The ball game has already started. Xiao Qiang is like a real football player. I saw that he made a serious preparatory action, then took a step forward with his left foot, raised his right foot and kicked it hard. Football flies like a rocket. Xiao Ming tried to block the football back with his foot, but the football passed under Xiao Ming's foot. At this time, it's my turn to attack. I ran forward like Xiao Qiang and played football with my right foot. The football quickly flew to the other side, and Xiao Qiang easily blocked the football again. Xiao Ming is not convinced. He ran forward and turned the football back. In this way, the football runs back and forth under our feet.

After the distribution, we started. A few minutes ago, the two sides were deadlocked and the score was always 0: 0. Just then, Li Jiazhi, the opponent, hit the door on the left and scored a goal. A few minutes later, Zhu Bao's opponent scored another goal. The situation is not good for us now, but I don't think the game is over yet! Can't give up! So, I waited hard. The opportunity has finally come! The opponent kicked the ball out of the sideline and I took the penalty. All right! Now the other side has relaxed its vigilance! Throw it here. I saw the ball cross a beautiful semicircle and fly into the opponent's door. Two minutes later, Cheng Yifan scored another goal in the middle. Less than two minutes later, we got another corner kick. After I kicked the ball out, Cheng Yifan touched it gently and it rolled into the gate. The game entered the final rest.

After the second half began, the other team stormed and scored three goals in a row. We didn't show weakness and scored three goals. At 6: 5, everyone thought we were going to win, but the other team was accidentally scored by Shang Jian and the game was pulled into overtime.

In overtime, both sides played hard and the scores rose alternately. Later, I saved the opponent a very tricky ball and increased our morale. At this time, we scored two goals in a row, 1 1: 9, and we won.

Kicking methods mainly include inside kicking, instep front kicking, instep inside kicking, instep outside kicking, toe and heel kicking.

Inner kick of foot

It is a method of kicking the ball with the triangle formed by metatarsophalangeal joint, scaphoid and calcaneus on the inside of the foot.

Features: the contact area between the foot and the ball is large, and the ball is relatively stable and accurate. The ball is less powerful.

Basic action essentials: when kicking the set ball, run straight up, support your feet on the side of the ball about 15 cm, and bend your knee slightly. While supporting the foot to land, the kick swings from back to front with the hip joint as the axis. In the process of swinging forward, bend your knees outwards, the inside of the kicking foot faces the direction of the ball, the calf accelerates to swing forward, the toes are slightly tilted, the soles of your feet are parallel to the ground, and the back middle part of the ball is hit with the inside part of your foot.

There are two ways to kick the ball inside the foot during the contact between the foot and the ball: one is kicking. In this kicking method, when the foot touches the ball, the kick should continue to swing forward, so that the kick touches the ball for a long time and the ball is easy to flow. The other is kicking. When kicking the ball, the thigh of the kicking leg swings slightly, but the calf swings forward quickly to hit the ball. After hitting the ball, the calf suddenly stops swinging forward, with short contact time and powerful action.

Easy to make mistakes: first, kicking the knee valgus is not enough, and the toes are not upturned. Second, the leg swing was too tense and turned into a straight leg sweep. Third, the foot of the ball is inverted.

Kick the ball with the instep.

It is a way of kicking the ball with the ends of the wedge bone and metatarsal bone touching the ball on the front of the instep. It is characterized by large swing range, fast swing speed, large kicking force, small change of ball performance and relatively single direction of the ball.

Basic action essentials: when kicking the set ball, run straight up, the last step is slightly bigger, and take the initiative to land. The supporting foot is about 10 ~ 12 cm on the side of the ball, and the toes face the direction of the ball, and the knee joint flexes. The leg on the ground swings to the right and the calf flexes when supporting the foot to straddle the last step of the run-up. While supporting the foot to land, the thigh drives the calf to swing from back to front with the hip joint as the axis. When the knee swings close to the ball, the calf explosively swings forward, the instep is stretched straight, the toes are stretched straight, and the back middle of the ball is hit with the front side of the instep. The kick continues to swing forward with the ball.

Easy to make mistakes: first, the position of the support foot is backward, which leads to the body leaning backwards and the lower part of the ball being high when kicking the ball. Second, when kicking the ball forward, the calf swings too early, which leads to kicking the ball with straight legs and the ball is weak. Third, the leg swings in the wrong direction. Fourth, when playing football, I dare not straighten my instep because I am afraid that my toes will touch the ball.

Kicking the positioning ball on the back of the leg is a basic technical action that beginners must strictly master. In the competition, we often kick rebound ball, hollow ball, hook ball and rub ball with our instep. On the basis of mastering kick set-pieces, the actions to improve mastery are introduced as follows:

When kicking a rebound ball on the front of the instep, it is necessary to accurately judge the landing point, landing time and rebound route of the ball, with the body facing the rebound direction of the incoming ball and the support foot on the side of the ball. When the ball is about to land, the calf of the kicking leg swings forward quickly, and when the ball just bounces off the ground, it hits the back middle of the ball with the instep. The mistakes easily made in this action are: inaccurate judgment of the landing time of the ball, too late leg swing, and high impact on the back of the ball.

When kicking a hollow ball on the instep (kicking a hollow ball sideways), we must first judge the running route of the ball and determine the hitting point, so that the side of the body faces the ball, the supporting foot steps up, the toes point to the ball, and the upper body leans toward the supporting foot. The thigh of the kicking foot drives the calf to swing quickly in the direction of the ball, and the back middle part of the ball is twisted in the direction of the ball with the instep. At the moment of kicking the ball, keep your eyes on the ball and your body is facing the direction of the ball. After kicking the ball, face the ball. The mistake of this action is that the leg is swung too early or too late, which leads to the miss. The supporting toes do not face the direction of the ball, which limits the torsion of the body. The upper body is not inclined enough, which leads to the leg swinging obliquely upward when kicking the ball, hitting the middle and lower part of the ball and the ball is high.

When kicking the ball on the front side of the instep, the supporting foot should step forward first, the knee joint should be bent, and the kicking leg should swing upward with the hip joint as the axis. When the ball falls to the head, hook the ball with the front of the instep and kick it back. This action is easy to make mistakes: the upper body is not backward enough, and the knee joint is too straight, which causes the kicked ball to run up instead of backward.

When picking up the drop hook on the front of the instep, first judge the running route of the incoming ball, determine the hitting point, and then take off step by step on the kicking foot, while swinging the other leg, let the body fly back and keep an eye on the incoming ball. While the other leg swings downward, the kicking leg drives the calf to swing quickly with the thigh, and the legs cross in scissors shape in the air, and the back middle part of the kicking leg is kicked forward with the instep. After kicking the ball, the arms are slightly bent, the palms are supported downward, the fingers are pointing in the opposite direction of the ball, and the elbows are bent. Then the back and arms fall to the ground in turn. This action is easy to make mistakes, because you dare not jump or lean back after jumping.

When the palm touches the ground, the fingers are in the wrong direction, which is easy to cause time and wrist contusion.

When the ball grazes the top of the front of the instep, the swinging leg exerts downward force from back to front, the sole of the foot rubs the ground, the toe is inserted into the bottom of the ball, and the kick bottom is kicked, so that the ball is spun out from the toe through the foot surface. This action is easy to make mistakes because when kicking the ball, the toes are not inserted into the bottom of the goal, which leads to the incorrect hitting point.

Kick the ball inside the instep.

It is a method of kicking the ball with several wedge-shaped bones and phalanges on the inside of the instep. It is characterized by large swing range, fast swing speed and great kicking force. Because of the flexibility of the choice of run-up direction and supporting feet, the direction of the ball changes greatly. Therefore, you can kick a straight ball, a long-distance arc ball and so on. And it's convenient to turn around and play football.

Basic action essentials: When kicking the set ball, the diagonal run-up direction forms an angle of 45 with the direction of the ball. The supporting foot actively touches the ground with the outer edge of the sole of the foot, steps 20 ~ 25 cm behind the ball side, bends its knees, points its toes in the direction of the ball, and leans slightly towards the supporting foot side. While supporting the foot to land, the kicking leg takes the hip joint as the axis, and the thigh drives the calf to swing from back to front. When the body turns to the direction of the ball and the knees cling to the inside of the ball, the calf explosively swings forward, the toes slightly turn outward, the foot surface is straight, the toes are tight, the toes are inclined downward, and the kick continues to swing forward with the ball.

Error-prone: First, the position of the support foot is backward, and it is easy to kick the ball high when kicking the ball. Second, the toe valgus is not enough, and the contact part is incorrect. Third, there is no leg swing in the direction of the ball, forming an arc action that causes the ball point to be outside.

Similarly, kicking the positioning ball inside the instep is a basic action that beginners must master. As an improvement, the following is the introduction of kicking the top ball, kicking the curve ball and turning the ball with the inside of the instep:

When kicking the header by rubbing the inside of the instep, the action method is basically the same as kicking the positioning ball. Just support your feet on the side and back of the ball. Don't stretch your kicking feet too straight. Cut the back and lower part of the ball slightly to make the ball fly forward and spin. The kicking foot will not swing forward with the ball. This action is easy to make mistakes because the kicking foot is not inserted into the bottom of the ball, and the hitting point is not at the back and lower part of the ball, which makes the ball unable to rotate.

When the instep turns to kick the ball, the last penultimate step of the run-up should be slightly in the opposite direction of the ball, that is, to the side and front of the ball. When the last step of the run-up leaves the ground, it jumps slightly, and at the same time, the body turns to the direction of the ball, the support foot follows the ground with the sole of the foot, the toe points to the direction of the ball, the upper body leans forward and the knee joint bends. While supporting the foot to land, the kicking leg takes the hip joint as the axis, and the thigh drives the calf to swing from back to front. At the moment when the knee is close to the inside of the ball, the calf explosively swings forward, the foot is slightly turned outwards, the foot surface is straight, the toes are stretched straight, and the toes are facing down. The instep hits the back middle of the ball, and the kick continues to swing forward with the ball. This action is easy to make mistakes, because the toes of the supporting feet are not pointing in the direction of the ball. Turn around and kick incoherently. While turning around, the swinging leg does not actively follow the forward swing. When turning around, the upper body did not lean forward.

When kicking a curveball on the inside of the instep, kick the ball to the middle of the back with the inside of the instep. The direction of the swinging leg does not pass through the center of the ball. At the moment of kicking the ball, the ankle joint is turned upside down forcibly, which makes the ball rotate sideways and run along a certain arc. This action is easy to make mistakes because the ankle joint is too strong or too small.

Lateral instep kick

It's the way the instep touches the ball.

Features: In addition to kicking the ball with the front of the foot, due to the advantages of greater flexibility of the ankle and more changes in the swing direction, kicking the curve ball, picking the ball and cutting the ball at various distances are the main methods.

Basic action essentials: When kicking the positioning ball (straight ball), the run-up position, support foot position and kick swing are basically the same as those of instep kicking. Just touch the ball with the outside of the instep. At the moment when the kicking leg knees are close to the top of the ball, when the calf explosively swings forward, the knees and toes turn inward, the foot surface is straight, the toes are stretched straight, and the kicking leg continues to swing forward with the lateral part of the instep in the back middle of the ball.

Easily made mistakes:

First, when kicking the ball, the knees and toes do not rotate enough, which leads to incorrect contact with the ball.

The second is to support the foot to lean back, causing the body to lean back when kicking the ball, making the ball high.

Kicking the positioning ball on the outside of the instep is a basic action that beginners must master, but in the game, curving or picking the ball is often kicked on the outside of the instep. In order to further understand the kicking method of the lateral instep, here are two kicking methods:

When kicking a curveball on the outside of the instep, the supporting foot is about 15 ~ 20 cm behind the side of the ball, and the ankle of the kicking foot is stressed. The swinging direction does not pass through the center of the ball, and it continues to swing to the front of the supporting foot to increase the rotation of the ball. This action is easy to make mistakes because the ankle of the kicking foot is not strong enough and the swing direction is closer to the axis of the ball.

When kicking a pinball on the outside of the instep, the kicking leg swings sideways or forwards with the knee joint as the axis. When hitting the ball, the ankle joint rotates quickly to eject the ball and the kicking foot retracts quickly. This kicking method can quickly bounce the ball to the outside or front of the kicking foot.

Kick on tiptoe

This is a way of kicking the ball with your toes touching it.

Features: the kick swings greatly, swings quickly, focuses on kicking, and dribbles quickly and powerfully. However, due to the small contact surface between the toes and the ball, the accuracy of ball transmission is poor.

Basic action essentials: Kicking on tiptoe is almost the same as kicking on the front side of instep, and the supporting foot is behind the ball side.

When hitting the ball, the toes are tilted upward, the toes and ankles are tense and firm, and the toes are slightly off the center.