Hey Jeroen, Im not sure if you have ever thought about doing tutorials for indoor field hockey as well, I'd really appreciate those though. Greetings from Germany.
@@HertzbergerTV Thanks for the reply, main things that I still struggle with (also applies outside but since indoor season has started is more urgent there) are my positioning as a forward, when building our attack, and creating plays as a midfielder/forward when getting the ball. So you could call it decisionmaking in offense. Greetings from Germany.
Second one I have been a part of. It is allowed as long as nobody is close (dangerous play), so normal flick and shot rules. First one I think is only allowed when the keeper makes the foul of diving at you which makes it advantage and that is if the referee didn't consider it too dangerous already. Jumping over or especially lifting your stick over another player is considered a foul