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well... a ball with too much air pressure is harder, therefore creating a more powerful kick (and more hurt toesies) and a ball with too little air pressure can form to your foot and be of no use at all to you, unless you want to deal with a very big nuisance. BUT one with the just right amount of air pressure wont hurt your toes and result in a high-power kick.
Basically, if the ball is too heavy then more energy is required, and it gets hard to control how far/where the ball goes. Same things with too small, except instead of being too heavy if the ball's smaller, you can over-hit it.
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Why was the soccer ball named 'soccer ball'?
they are balls and they named after the game and that's how it got soccerball
How the soccer ball apply in the game?
The entire game revolves around the soccer ball. It is passed, kicked, dribbled and scored with. Naturally, it is used in the game a LOT.
What is a sentence for soccer?
We lost the soccer game again.The soccer ball needs inflating.
Is Soccer the first ball game?
Yes
What is the oldest ball game in America?
soccer.
How does using tricks affect a soccer game?
how does using the rainbow affect the game
What is the relationship between goal ball and soccer?
In the game of soccer, you win the game if you put the ball into the opponent's goal more often than the other team.
When the game of basketball was first invented what was the game played with?
it was a soccer ball
What is different between football and soccer?
In football you can handle the ball. In a game of soccer you can not touch the ball with your hands just your feet.
What did they use for a soccer ball In the 1144?
The modern game of soccer didn't start until the 18th century. Soccer was not a football game in 1144.
What is the mathematical name for the shape of a soccer ball?
The soccer ball is round in three dimensions. It's a sphere. (The Laws of the Game actually specify a spherical ball.)
What did a soccer ball first look like?
A soccer ball got its name from England i am pretty sure.
