The flip-throw involves a soccer player, while executing a throw-in, putting the ball on the ground and flipping forward, hurtling the ball far downfield. And in the case of this high-school game ...

Researchers have managed to confirm what many football players have already worked out: when it comes to throwing a soccer ball far and fast, the usual rules of projectile maths don't necessarily ...

For those that haven’t seen, a flip throw-in is just what it sounds like. Lang or Kingsbury usually use it when inbounding ball anywhere within 30 or so yards of the opponent's goal.

Why, better yet, how could someone flip themselves over to throw a soccer ball? We asked two women's college soccer players to find out the explanation of the flip-throw.