Freestyle football, also known as freestyle soccer in North America, is the art of self-expression with a football, while performing various tricks with any part of the body. Similar in style to keepie uppie, kemari and the ball discipline of rhythmic gymnastics, it has become a widespread sport across the world and is practised by many people.
Nowadays, the number of new freestylers is constantly increasing so is the number of new moves. Connecting freestyle football with break dance moves has become more popular recently
Freestyle competitions :-
Shortly after the Joga Bonito advertising campaign Nike launched a freestyle football competition on the internet "Nike Football" in which participants could submit their own clips and receive feedback from a worldwide audience.
The 2010 Red Bull street style was held in Cape Town South Africa April 24–28. The winner was Anders "Azun" Solum from Norway, who beat Kamalio Ranchod from South Africa in the final. The latest one was held in Italy where Kotaro Tokuda from Japan came first, and Daniel Dennehy from Ireland finished second.
Steet Freestlye :-
The Street Freestyle Soccer team entertains all walks of life. They are able to influence and motivate youth. They motivate them to participate in a healthy lifestyle. They influence youth to practice, while teaching discipline, building character and having fun.
Red Bull Street Style is the world's most important freestyle soccer tournament. In 2012 the third edition of the world wide competition took place in Lecce (Italy). Style is as valuable as creativity and control. Good style appears effortless and smooth. A natural connection with the opponent, crowd and music is important. Stage presence, fun reaction, improvisation and entertainment (having fun) are elements of the style.
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