Overhead Kick

Overhead Kick is a type of kick used in Soccer and Martial Arts / Kung-Fu.
=About=
==Soccer==
A kick used in a soccer shoot or pass.
To kick a soccer ball in the air upside down with your back to the ground.
It is common to be called a bicycle (kick) overseas.
*Portuguese is pontapé de bicicleta (bicycle kick)
*French for ciseaux retourné (returning shears)
*German is Fallrückzieher (falling backward kick)
*Polish is przewrotka (fall kick)
*Italian is rovesciata (reverse kick)
In the Spanish-speaking world, it is generally expressed as tijera or tijereta, which is similar to the movement of scissors, but Chileans call it chilenita, and Peruvians call it chalaca.
When you want to kick out in the opposite direction from the direction you are facing, you can do it without changing direction, but it is also dangerous.
Don't imitate amateurs.
In anime, it is often used because it is flashy, and it became known to the population because it was frequently used as a special move by Captain Tsubasa's Protagonist "Ozora Tsubasa".
In beach soccer, the bottom is soft sand, and there is also a rule that ``it is a foul if you touch a player who is in the motion of an overhead kick, so it is quite common.
==Martial Arts / Kung-Fu==
In sports other than soccer, it is sometimes used in martial arts such as sepak takraw, karate and professional wrestling (at this time it is called ``rolling hell kick).
Especially in Fighting Game, it is often used when you are upside down and shower the opponent with a Heal Kick.
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==Sprite==
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