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Q: What does the term bully mean in hockey?
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Where does the term 'bully' in the game of field hockey originate from?

hes beating his oppenent buy alot


When is a bully used in the game of field hockey?

A bully is used in the game of hockey for tackles


What does the phrase Bully for you mean?

Good for you. It is a stupid slang term. And Scott M...Bully for you retard!! :)


In which game bully is used?

field hockey


What is the start of play called in play ice hockey?

Do you "bully off" in ice hockey?


In field hockey what does a bully mean?

A bully occurs in field hockey when two players become tied up, and one cannot gain possession of the ball. After the referee calls for a bully to be performed, the two players stand facing each other, with the heads of their sticks placed on the ground. The ref then blows the whistle, and the players clap their sticks together once, and attempt to gainpossession of the ball. *A bully occurs most often in the sport of indoor field hockey.


What is the kick off in hockey called?

It is called a bully of.


Which sport used to feature a bully?

Field Hockey


What is bully in hockey?

a bully in hockey is sum1 hoo piks fites n doesnt like sum1 n if i were u dont mess with those bullysplz trust me lol


When did they remove the bully from the start of a field hockey match?

1983.


What is the term for hitting a field hockey stick three times against another stick and competing for the ball?

The action is called a bully. In modern field hockey, the sticks are only tapped (not hit!) once together, before the ball is in play.


What changes have been made to hockey?

Just one of the changes in hockey is that we now start with a push back and not a bully-off !