CBC was looking for elite soccer players who could demonstrate some of the moves viewers would see during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Of course they came to Foothills. Thanks to Sarah Kinzer, Tori Martyn, Mabel Dunn and Emma Steen for sharing your expertise!
Check out the full CBC article here.
The Rabona:
Watch as Foothills WFC midfielder Sarah Kinzer shows how to kick a rabona.
Clearance headers:
Check out Tori Martyn as she teaches clearance headers.
Cross Transition With A Throw:
Check out Goal Keeper Mabel Dunn as she demonstrates a cross transition with a throw.
The Step-Over:
Foothills WFC’s Fullback Emma Steen showing a step-over, a trick used to surprise the opposition.
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