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I can't totally figure out what this is supposed to be without video or visuals, but I think these soccer folks are experimenting with putting colorful socks over players' cleats and then telling them how best to strike, pass, stop the ball, kick, etc. by telling them where exactly on their sock-covered show to strike a similarly color-coordinated ball. This could be helpful, especially with younger players.
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