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bicycle kick

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bicycle kick
n.
1. A cardiovascular exercise performed by lying on one's back, extending the feet and hips upward, and moving them in a motion similar to the pedaling of a bicycle.
2. A soccer kick in which the player leans far backward and kicks an airborne ball in the direction in which he or she is leaning.
Translations
bicycle kick
n (Ftbl) → Fallrückzieher m


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Cox received medical attention after landing awkwardly on the field on the back of her head and neck following an attempted bicycle kick in the final minute of Quartz Hill's 1-0 loss at Highland.
Hutchison says he filmed that workers' comp claimant doing a bicycle kick, which is when the soccer player kicks the ball backwards and over his head.
Cox, looking to tie the score, attempted a bicycle kick, but the sophomore midfielder landed awkwardly on the back of her head and neck, and she lay motionless on the ground as play continued before Highland kicked the ball out of bounds.
 
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