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Known for
UN Special Envoy for Peace, Soccer Ball Control World Record Holder, Writer
Tasha-Nicole Terani, also known as TNT, is an American soccer training and ball control expert, eight times world record holder for soccer ball control, United Nations Special Envoy for Peace through Soccer, and founder of the Every Child’s Dream Foundation 501c3.[1][2][3]
In 2012, she created and produced a soccer technique program called the TNT Soccer System.[10][1][2] In the same year, Terani released a video training program called Soccer Ball Control with Tasha-Nicole.[2]
Terani has made several world records for ball control, including:
Guinness World Records
Record holder for most between the legs figure eights with a football (soccer ball) in one minute, in Westlake Village, USA, on February 08, 2021.[11]
Record holder for the most between the legs figure eights with the football (soccer ball) in 30 seconds in 9 in Westlake Village, California, USA, on May 08, 2020.[12][13][14][15]
The most touches of a football in one minute by a female, while keeping the ball in the air is 269, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on September 04, 2003.[16]
Most touches of a soccer ball in 30 seconds (female) was broken on The Today Show in New York, USA, on August 29, 2003.[12][13][14]
Most touches of a football in 30 seconds by a woman while keeping the ball in the air is 137, in New York, USA, on August 27, 2003.[12][13][14][17]
Most touches of a football in 30 seconds by a female while keeping the ball in the air is 123 at DeKalb Memorial Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia, on February 22, 2003.[17]
European records
Speed juggling: 137 touches (kicks) in 30 seconds on 27 August 2003.[18]
Speed juggling: 269 touches (kicks) in 60 seconds on 4 September 2003.[19]
Philanthropy
Every Child’s Dream Foundation 501c3
In September 2009, Terani founded Every Child’s Dream Foundation 501c3, an NGO for orphaned and abandoned children.[20][1][21] It provides emotional and financial support to orphanages around the world. As of 2020, the NGO has delivered care packages to more than 96 countries.[6][22][23]
United Nations Special Envoy for Peace through Soccer
Terani has been serving as United Nations Special Envoy for International Youth Soccer since March 2004. Her responsibility is to promote peace through soccer around the world.[10][1]
