Check Out All These Other Spectacular Pics Of Tayla Harris Kicking
That pic we've all been talking about? It wasn't a one-off. Far from it.
Ahead of the AFL Women's Grand Final between the Adelaide Crows and Carlton Blues this Sunday, there are two things you should know about gun Carlton forward Tayla Harris.
The first thing is that her iconic kicking style is harder to replicate than you think, as these TV personalities demonstrate.
The second is that Harris has been kicking with the most magnificent form for ages, and the incredible image below -- which stopped Australia in its tracks a week ago -- was no fluke.
Here she is in 2015, in an exhibition match playing for the Demons, back before AFLW was even a thing.
And (below), take a look at her floating so high, she may well have violated air space regulations while playing for the Brisbane Lions in the 2017 AFLW Grand Final.
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Here's Tayla in her Carlton days, looking ridiculously athletic as ever,
Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? A plane? Nah, it's Taylor Harris taking a screamer against the Kangaroos. This woman has all the skills.
Here's another one where her foot is actually higher than her head. Don't try that at home, or at least not in a room where there's a low-hanging chandelier.
Love this one. Such classic form.
You know what else is really great about Tayla Harris apart from her kicking form and her marking prowess? She's tough, that's what.
As the old Chumbawamba song goes, she gets knocked down, then she gets up again.
In fact, after suffering this blow in a boxing match late last year, she went on to draw the fight.
That's because Tayla Harris doesn't get punched. Fists get Tayla Harrised.
Just like Tayla Harris doesn't kick balls. They get Tayla Harrised too.
And Tayla Harrising a ball is just about the most powerful thing you can do to it.
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