
Global Trophy Trek
Episode 3
15:27Girls 4-6 - Beginner
France - The Alpine Drive
France - Side Sole Roll + Windshield Wipers
A France adventure that turns soccer control into an Alpine trophy mission.
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- Character
- Snow Owl
- Color
- Blue/White/Red
- Skill
- Side Sole Roll + Windshield Wipers
- Badge
- FRANCE - SIDE ROLL + WINDSHIELD WIPERS
- Gear
- Cleats
Location
France | The French Alps
What She'll Practice
Core skillSide Sole Roll + Windshield Wipers
SecondaryLateral sole control, leg sweep coordination, directional movement, and Drag Back recall.
Sport linkHelps kids move the ball sideways and control direction, a key foundation for dribbling and avoiding pressure.
Movement cueRoll and sweep!
Connects directional movement and control to a clear adventure objective.
Get Ready
EquipmentSoccer ball or rolled-up socks; masking tape or pillows for the Alpine road; optional stuffed animal as the snow owl.
SpaceClear winding path with enough room to move forward and sideways safely.
SafetyMove slowly first, keep the ball close, freeze with sole on top when called, and avoid slippery surfaces.
Main Challenge
ChallengeThe Alpine Drive
Target6
How to playDrive the ball up the Alpine road with Side Sole Rolls. Use Windshield Wipers to clear snowballs, Drag Back at the edges, and freeze if the owl stirs.
After the Episode
Reinforce the skill once the video ends.
Keep Playing
Alpine Control Practice
SetupSoccer ball or soft ball; open space.
How to playShow 3 Side Sole Rolls and 3 Windshield Wipers.
Make it harderTry both directions slowly.
Companion Materials
Episode 3 Card
Episode Card ยท Download the card for this episode.
Series guide available in My Account when unlocked.
Progress / Reward
Color FRANCE on the World Map and earn your third trading card.


