What is the best way to stay in shape for the holidays? And also could u do videos with a goalkeeper in as we can see how it works if u were in a real match? Thx
What is the best way to stay in shape for the holidays? And also could u do videos with a goalkeeper in as we can see how it works if u were in a real match? Thx
Plz Make videos on Field hockey terminology eg:, 16-yard hit: Free hit for the defense 16 yards from the goal after an offensive player hits the ball over the end line. Add-10: For delaying the game, such as a defender standing closer than five yards away during a free hit, the free hit is advanced 10 yards up the field. Advancing: Penalty for field player hitting the ball with any part of the body. Bully: Used to restart play when possession is unclear when play was stopped (e.g. injury timeout). Two opposing players start with their sticks on the ground, the ball is placed between them, and they must tap sticks above the ball before they can play the ball. Center pass: Pass from midfield used to start each half and following all goals. “Free hit” rules apply. Also called “pass-back.” Clearing: Hitting the ball away from the goal on defense, usually as a pass up the field. Cross: Passing the ball in front of the opponent’s goal to create a scoring opportunity. Also called “centering.” Dangerous play: Play that could likely result in injury, such as pushing, tripping, or raising the ball at an opponent who is less than five yards away. Dribble: Moving while alternating the ball from the right side of the body to the left side of the body to elude defenders. Drive: A hard hit made with the swinging motion of the stick. Flagrant foul: Intentionally rough or dangerous play. Player is issued a red card and ejected from the game. Flick: Pass or shot using the wrists to put force behind the ball to raise it off the ground. Free hit: Awarded after most penalties. Defenders must stand five yards from the ball until it is played. Hit: Any contact with the ball using a swinging motion of the stick. A hard hit is called a drive. Long hit: Free hit for offense from the corner, following an unintentional hit over the end line by the defense. Also called “long corner” or “corner hit.” Marking: Guarding an opponent. Misconduct: Penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, including dangerous play, using obscene language, or taunting. Results in a green card (warning), yellow card (5-minute suspension), or red card (player disqualification). When players are suspended or disqualified, their team must play with fewer members. Obstruction: Penalty for using the body or stick to prevent opponents from pursuing the ball. “Third party obstruction” is called for blocking an opponent so a teammate can play the ball. Penalty corner: Offensive free hit from the endline, 10 yards from the goal, usually following a foul inside the striking circle. Offensive players must be outside the striking circle until the ball is hit, and the offense must control the ball before it can shoot. The defense is allowed five players behind the end line; all other defenders must be behind the center line. A penalty corner ends when the defense takes possession of the ball, the ball crosses over the 5-yard mark outside the striking circle, or the ball exits the striking circle twice. Also called “short corner.” Penalty stroke: Free one-on-one shot from the penalty stroke line awarded when a foul prevents a likely goal. The goalie must remain behind the goal line until the ball is hit. Push: Method of moving or passing the ball in which the stick is in contact with the ball and the ground as the player pushes the ball up the field. Raised ball: Flicking, scooping, and chipping the ball into the air are legal. Undercutting or hitting that leads to dangerous play are penalties. Scoop: Method of passing or shooting the ball by leveraging the stick underneath the ball to pick it up and fling it through the air. Side-in: Free hit awarded to a team after the opponent hits the ball out of bounds over the sideline. Also called “hit-in” or “push-in.” Striker: The player who shoots the ball. Tackle: Defensive effort to take the ball away from an opponent. Undercutting: Penalty for a hard swing of the stick under the ball to raise it into the air.
Some great trick shots. My question is with the roller coaster. Would you use that as a PC variation? Could that be enough to beat the flying runner? Looks great.
Ik hoop heel erg dat ik het stx pakket win. Ik heb alle trickshots al op gestuurd op Instagram. Je bent een super goede speler en jullie doen het tot nu toe heel goed ik de hoofdklasse
Well, field hockey predates ice hockey and has far more players and fans. You're welcome to look up the stats and then lock yourself, permanently, in a commercial refrigerator.
