IN: What happens next?

How to score a direct free kick
Watch the keeper.
The opposing keeper will give you a good idea about where to aim your kick. When a direct free kick is called, some of the opposing players will form a wall ten yards away from you in front of the keeper.

OUT: While the purpose of the wall is to help the keeper defend against the kick, it can also obscure his view of the striker. Usually, the keeper will try to stay in the middle of the goal.

IN: What happens next?

They are swaying their hands above their heads from left to right. Then the instructor demonstrates arm strength by tapping his right arm over his extended left arm. both the instructors

OUT: stand facing each other as they demonstrate slow and gradual hand movements.

IN: What happens next?

A group of people are sitting down at the top of a snow slide in a tube. the person holding the camera

OUT:
starts his journey and he is off down the slopes of snow.