step-over

The great Brazilian Garrincha had one leg shorter than the other and is credited with inventing the step-over.

Ashley Young has a turn of phrase to go with the tricks Harry Pearson 2010

No sooner had they thought this though than the boy from Pelaw surged past them and executed a crowd-pleasing step-over before pinging a pinpoint perfect 30-yard pass into the feet of a team-mate with the outside of his boot.

Ashley Young has a turn of phrase to go with the tricks Harry Pearson 2010

After a brief play with an early version, it certainly seems to be a sprightly step-over in the right direction.

E3 2010: PES 2011 hands-on 2010

The course is grueling and is also famous for photos and video of several 'step-over' points where the racers must leave the ice because of bridges or other obstructions and tip-toe across specially laid carpets to where the ice again resumes.

Denis Campbell: Watching the Ice Thicken... 2009

The master of the multiple step-over still hasn't learned how to step it up.

USATODAY.com - Who's up, who's down after World Cup play 2006

Very simply, this is the step-over move done two times in a row, once in each direction.

Coaching Kids to Play Soccer Jim San Marco 2007

If your players are able to do the step-over, they can have some fun learning the next move, the scissors.

Coaching Kids to Play Soccer Jim San Marco 2007

If your players are able to do the step-over, they can have some fun learning the next move, the scissors.

Coaching Kids to Play Soccer Jim San Marco 2007

If your players are able to do the step-over, they can have some fun learning the next move, the scissors.

Coaching Kids to Play Soccer Jim San Marco 2007

Very simply, this is the step-over move done two times in a row, once in each direction.

Coaching Kids to Play Soccer Jim San Marco 2007