Soapy Football
Blazze Soapy Football, a recreational
sport exactly as funky as it sounds, came to us to brainstorm and execute a
launch strategy that would make the brand known across all sports enthusiasts.
Soap football is the best possible combination of reliving your childhood. We
are happy to say that the enthusiasm about Blazze
Soapy Football is absolutely bubbling over the football team.
4 TYPES OF FREE KICKS
A curved free kick allows the player to
sway the ball one way or the other. This free kick is the most popular one
because of its success rate. A well hit curved free kick is a nightmare
for goalkeepers even when they are positioned
perfectly. One of the biggest advantages of this free kick is that it can be
used from most distances and angles around the goal.
§ Dipping Free Kick
This free
kick seems to defy physics when hit properly. It is quite dependable if you
aren’t far away from the goal. A snapping action is created by kicking on the
upward portion of the ball, which allows the ball to get over walls
easily. The unexpected nature of this free kick proves to be too fast for
the goalkeeper. This free kick shouldn’t be tried when you are too close to the
goal, as it becomes too difficult to clear the wall.
§ Power Free Kick
As the name
suggests, this free kick requires brute force and power. You need to hit the
ball with all your strength, just to make sure that there is no ball movement.
It is one of the toughest free kicks to stop. A goalkeeper needs to have fast
reflexes and physical strength in order to stop this free kick from hitting the
net. Power free kicks are the best option when you are far away from the goal.
§ Knuckleball Free Kick
This is one of the toughest
free kicks to master since you have to hit the sweet spot of the ball. The
sweet spot is the region just above the middle of the ball. This free kick is
difficult to stop because of its unpredictability.
The
ball can spin anywhere and if you can get it to the knuckle, then only a
miraculous save can prevent the ball from hitting the net. The best time to use this free kick is when you
have enough distance to get it over the wall, but not so much that the ball
starts to straighten out.
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