To tie shoelaces, follow these steps:You should be holding the lace between your thumb and your first two fingers.
Cool way to tie shoes.Pull both ends of the laces tightly to form a simple knot in the middle of the shoe.Repeat the above step on the other side.
👟welcome to our latest shoe.Take the left lace and cross it over the right lace.
Tighten the laces by pulling on both ends of the laces.They conform to your foot, providing a custom fit no matter what kind.Pass the shoelaces through from the top, imagining you are creating a loop.
This sets the stage for a clean and secure knot.Cross the laces to make an x.
All the other steps are identical to the standard knot.Take the right lace and thread it through the loop that was created by the left lace.The loop should be small and the tail should be long.
Repeat until you get to the lowest holes.Use an underlap to pass the shoelace through to the hole just before where you want to tie the knot.
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Emma Raducanu has been knocked out of Wimbledon after suffering a three-set defeat to New Zealander Lulu Sun on Centre Court on Sunday.
Sun won 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 securing herself a spot in the quarterfinals. Despite losing, the match marked the furthest Raducanu has progressed in a Grand Slam since winning the US Open in 2021.
The 21-year-old, who missed last year's tournament after undergoing surgery on both wrists and an ankle, has been in impressive form on the grass court and has not dropped a single set in her first three matches.
Raducanu struggled with her pace throughout the game, failing to secure the first set as Sun's powerful forehand drive volley proved too much of a challenge for Raducanu to overcome.
During the second set, the point went with the serve as Raducanu fought back to clinch the win.
A fall in the first game of the final set hindered Raducanu's physical ability as she rolled her ankle and endured a medical timeout. Sun regained the lead and took three consecutive games to secure her ticket into the quarterfinals.
"I'm just incredibly ... I don't even have the words right now," an emotional Sun said.
"Walking through to center court, I was just like wow. Looking around and taking it all in for the first time. I'm just super happy. It's such an amazing experience for me."
When asked about her opponent, Sun said: "It was a great match against her, she really dug deep in there to [try to] get the win from me.
"I really had to fight tooth and nail against her. She's obviously going to run for every ball and fight until the end."
Raducanu was the last Brit standing in the singles tournaments after British No. 1 Katie Boulter was knocked out by compatriot Harriet Dart, who then conceded to Wang Xinyu in the fourth round.
The former US Open winner prepared to enter the mixed doubles competition with Andy Murray in his final appearance at Wimbledon but withdrew due to ongoing struggles with wrist pain on Saturday.
