quick feet
Agile lower limbs
Quick feet describes the ability to move one's feet rapidly and nimbly, especially in sports and dance.
Athletes with quick feet can change direction instantly, evade opponents, and maintain balance through complex footwork: The cornerback's quick feet kept him step-for-step with the receiver.
Agility drills and ladder exercises specifically train quick feet.
- nimbleQuick and light-moving
- agileLimber and quick-moving
- swiftMoving with speed
- footworkSkilled lower-limb movement
- fancy footworkAgile, intricate stepping
dancer · sprinter · shuffle · dodge · pivot · light-footed · fleet of foot · scurry · dart · fleet · twinkle toes · sidestep · juke · patter · scamper · deft · bounce · on your toes
- athleticismspeed, agility, strength, endurance, stamina
- agility drillsagility ladder, agility drills, cone drills, ladder drill, ladder drills
- soccer skillsdribbling, first touch, trapping, receiving, close control
- Sprintingsprint, dash, 100 meters, 200 meters, 100 meter dash
- footworkpivot turn, sidestep, shuffle, slide, crossover
quick feetflat-footed
Having no arch
heavy feet · slow-footed · lead-footed · plodding · lumbering
quick feettwo left feet
Inability to dance
ungainly · uncoordinated · stumbling · klutzy · graceless
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