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Soccer Kicks (Prior Knowledge/Terms (Power, Knuckle ball, Accuracy, Curve,…

- - - - Chip shot
        
        Scooping the ball to just get it over or out of the keepers reach. Only used when the keeper is outside the 6-yard box.
      - Outside kick
        
        Usually used to surprise the keeper since the kick is hard to learn.
      - Lace shot
        
        Power shot to get it past the keeper or when shooting it from a distance. Some power shots are use to get a rebound for someone else to finish it.
      - Push kick/ Inside the foot
        
        Used for accuracy but can also generate lots of power
      - Types of kicks
  - - - The bladder is the insides of the soccer ball. It’s the chamber that’s filled with air to keep the soccer ball inflated. Soccer ball bladders are almost always butyl or latex. Premium soccer balls usually have natural latex bladders. Latex bladders are softer, with a better feel. However, latex soccer ball bladders do not retain air and shape as well as butyl soccer ball bladders do and require more frequent inflation. Butyl soccer ball bladders are known for their excellent air retention.
    - - "Practice how you play" because balls on game day will be pumped up. It helps to improve your touch and passing.
      - A regulation ball must be between 8.5 psi and 15.6 psi. Before every game, referees check the ball to make sure it is suitable for play.
      - If the ball is not pumped correctly that might prove dangerous to players
    - - When a soccer ball is inflated with less than 8.5 psi, it is more difficult to kick and send down the field and is considered too flat. Too much air pressure and the ball is harder to control -- it bounces a bit more and is harder. This is particularly evident when you receive a pass from a teammate, as the ball typically bounces off the foot further than with a properly inflated ball.
    - - -The circumference of the ball cannot be more than 28 inches nor less than 27 inches.
        
        -The weight of the ball at the start of the game cannot be more than 16 ounces nor less than 14 ounces, and the weight cannot ever exceed 16.75 ounces, even when wet and used.
        
        -The pressure of the ball should be 8.5 to 15.6 psi.
        
        -The ball must be spherical.
        
        -The outer casing must be leather or approved synthetic, and no material shall be used in its construction that might prove dangerous to players.