A push pass is a simple, short pass in soccer where a player uses the inside of their foot to push the ball to a teammate. The pass is typically made with little to no back swing, using a quick, controlled motion to send the ball along the ground. Push passes are useful for maintaining possession, especially in tight spaces or when precision is important. This type of pass is often used for short distances and helps move the ball efficiently to teammates without risking a turnover or interception.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „push pass” po angielsku

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