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Hockey

Can you use any part of the hockey stick?

Unlike ice hockey, you cannot legally use both sides of the stick in field hockey. One side of the stick is flat, which you can use for regular play, while the other side is deliberately curved and may not be used for contacting the ball at all.

Additionally, what side of the hockey stick can you use? How many sides of the hockey stick are you allowed to use? A player can only play the ball using the face of the stick. If you use the back side of the stick, it is a penalty and the other team will gain possession of the ball.

Likewise, can you use the rounded part of a hockey stick to make a pass? You can only use the flat side of the hockey sticks, for both goalies and field players. Hitting the ball with the “back stick” or the rounded side is a violation of the rules.

Considering this, what are the 3 parts of the hockey stick? There have been only three parts of a hockey stick ever named in the rules: the head, the handle, and the splice.

Also the question is, what part of a hockey stick do you tape?

What are the parts of a hockey stick?

The blade consists of three parts; the heel, the face and the toe. The heel connects to the shaft, the face is the flat surface of the blade and the toe is the rounded end of the hockey stick blade. While every blade has these three parts, not every blade is shaped the same.

What are the 10 rules of hockey?

  1. Holding the stick. It all starts with a player learning how to hold a hockey stick correctly.
  2. Broken stick.
  3. Different penalties.
  4. Fighting.
  5. High stick penalty.
  6. Goal crease.
  7. Illegal checking.
  8. Face-off.

Can you throw your stick in hockey?

The reason throwing the stick is an illegal action is because it is a hard material hurtling through the air. Even if not thrown in the air, sliding it on the ice can trip an opponent and also provides an unfair defensive advantage.

Can you score from anywhere on the field in field hockey?

The basic field hockey rules A field goal is a goal scored from open play, and can only be scored from inside the ‘striking circle’, in front of the opponent’s goal. If the hockey ball is hit from outside the circle and goes into the goal, it does not count as a goal.

What is the bottom of a field hockey stick called?

The heel is the bottom part of the stick, which connects to the toe, or the striking surface of the stick. The scoop is opposite the heel, and has a small groove that is used to help handle the ball.

What’s the end of a hockey stick called?

Ice hockey sticks are approximately 150–200 cm long, composed of a long, slender shaft with a flat extension at one end called the blade.

What is high sticking?

(Note) High Sticking is the action where a player carries the stick above the normal height of the opponent’s shoulders and makes contact with the opponent. A player must be accountable for being in control of their stick at all times. A minor or major penalty shall be assessed for high sticking an opponent.

How often should you re tape your hockey stick?

How Often? For optimal performance in terms of feel, your stick should get new tape for every game. Many pros re-tape for every practice. But, for most amateurs, protection is the primary goal and, therefore, tape needs to be replaced only when it is showing wear (fraying and the like) along the bottom edge.

Should you wax your hockey stick?

The easiest and most effective thing you can do to prolong the life of your hockey stick blades is to tape and wax them very well. Since you naturally lose grip on the puck if your blades are wet, taping the blade of your stick prevents moisture from building up on the blade and keeps the puck from sliding off.

Can I use a composite hockey stick on the street?

Registered User. If you are on a smooth/padded surface you will be fine (outdoor rink, ball hockey matt, plywood). Do NOT use a composite stick on your driveway or on the road for street hockey.

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