Outer instep

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The outer instep or outer span is the outer side of the human metatarsus (facing away from the other foot) . The inner side of the metatarsus facing the other foot is called the inner instep or inner span .

The term outer instep is used less in medicine and more in sport . One particularly often speaks of the outside of the football in football , as some shooting or passing techniques are carried out with it. On the spur of the ball can by Effet particularly elegant geschlenzt be.

In football, the terms outside of the foot and outside of the foot are sometimes used indiscriminately. Strictly speaking, however, the outside of the foot runs from the root of the toe to the area of ​​the ankle, while the outer instep only comprises the outer part of the metatarsus from the root of the toe. The outside kicks and outside instep kicks are different types of football kicks. The same applies to the inner instep and the inner side of the foot .

The Portuguese Ricardo Quaresma is considered one of the best outside foot shooters . Other famous outside of the foot specialists were Franz Beckenbauer , Wolfram Wuttke and Roberto Carlos , whose sophisticated shooting technique consists of a combination of the outside of the instep and the tip of the foot.

Also in certain martial arts, such as Taijiquan , one speaks of kicks with the outer instep.

Web links

Wiktionary: Außenrist  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Detlev Brüggemann: The TV football school . 1st edition. vgs Verlagsgesellschaft Köln, Cologne 1986, ISBN 3-8025-6147-3 , p. 111 .
  2. Hans Nydegger: Football - Technology and Tactics . 3. Edition. Hallwag AG, Bern 1981, ISBN 3-444-50133-1 , p. 26; 34 .
  3. ^ Alfred Kunze: Football . 2nd Edition. Sportverlag Berlin, Leipzig 1981, license number 140 355/11/81, p. 18 .
  4. ^ Endre Benedek: Football training with children . 1st edition. Sportverlag Berlin, Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-328-00199-9 , p. 72-74 .