Street Names

Street Names

Street Kings Of India, Football freestyler

Freestyle football is the art of keeping a football airborne while juggling it using various parts of the body –such as the chest, knees, lower legs, head , shoulders… and many other parts as well .

It is a constantly evolving and refreshingly different form of football which leaves viewers mesmerized. Freestyle football was not too well known or well publicized a style till a few years ago .But the rapid growth of media communications has ensured that the gifted freestylers get there due.

In this article, I’d like to discuss a group of Indian freestylers known as the Street Kings Of India (SKI), a skillful bunch of football freestyler, who can make footballs dance to their tunes with effortless ease. Their popularity is on a steep ascend. They have been featured on a few television shows on channels such as colors, ndtv, etc. their fanbase on facebook includes 835+ fans and still counting, and their videos on youtube are a rage.

The street kings are a group of 6 young teenagers that represent the youthful exuberance of every single person passionate about football. Their performances last for about 4-6 minutes or so, but every single minute is an adrenaline pumping joyride. They perform to music thumping in the background which makes the performances even more thrilling. Freestyling requires constant innovation and improvisation , but the SKI don’t disappoint as they challenge themselves by inventing newer and more complicated manoeuvres from time to time. When in full flow they are a spectacle to behold and a visual treat. And If not the best, they are definitely among the best freestylers in the nation.

The SKI are available for football matches, private parties, coaching, promotion, advertising and other events as well. Basically, they are a group of entertainers that can provide entertainment of an extremely rare form, and it is up to us to allow this art to grow to newer heights.

For videos, photogalleries, and individual profiles of the 6, check out their website –www.streetkingsofindia.tk

MISSION STATEMENT

The Main motive of the group “Street kings of India” is to promote freestyle football and to start a club for freestyle football in India.

PUNCH LINE
”The field is not the limit”

This punchline states that football skills isn't restricted to the football field only. A football can be used in any form, be it freestyle football or just football. Football however can only be played on the field. Whereas freestyle football can be played anywhere and everywhere. As long as you have a football in your hand the field is not the limit.

About the Author

Street Kings of India (S.K.I) is a group of young Indians showcasing their talent to India and the rest of the world to promote the emerging sport of freestyle football. This young group consists of some of the best freestylers in India who have been entertaining people of all ages for over a period of time now using their incredible football freestyle skills.

Street Kings of India was formed in 2008. Currently, it consists of six freestylers and their very own DJ. Each freestyler has his own unique flair and have performed live.

what is the difference between spoken street names and text to speech voice guidance on automotive GPS ?

I am looking into buying my first GPS and some say they have spoken street names while others say text to speech and mention nothing of the device speaking street names. What exactly is the difference between the two ?

Text to voice is just that.
Street names are sounded out by their actual spelling and general language rules.

Spoken street names are often the exact same thing, but may also have a list of phonetically spelled names for those streets that don't do well otherwise.
Note the word "may".

An example where you might notice the difference is
Gratiot, and should be pronounced Gra-shet.
Without the phonetic spelling, your unit will probably pronounce it wrong.