In Ice Hockey, a player is offside if he enters the attacking zone (fully crosses the blue line) before the puck has.
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six side a hockey isn't hockey its bullsh*t
Left handed hockey players may find it easier to control the ball on the off side, but this is not always the case. Some left handed hockey players still have difficulty on the left side playing hockey.
When a player is off sides, it means the player has crossed the opposing blue line before the puck has.
There is a face off on the goalie's team's side of the rink.
Currently there are no offside rules in field hockey; except for the 5m distance required of an opponent at a free hit, or that all players must be in their own half for a centrepass. There is no except, there is no off side. The distance that opponents and sometimes your own players, have to be from a free hit, side line hit or corner hit has nothing to do with 'off side'
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i think hockey and soccer
Offside. Rule 74 Off-Side The position of the player's skates and not that of his stick shall be the determining factor in all instances in deciding an off-side. A player is off-side when both skates are completely over the outer edge of the blue line involved in the play.
I think the term "buckets off" in hockey refers to fighting without your helmet on.
Eight, nine if you include center ice. There are two on either side of each goalie, two on either side just inside each blue line. Click on the 'Ice Hockey Rink' link below to see a picture of the ice surface and where the face off spots are.