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Running towards a gap where no players are standing, so that a ball passed into that gap can be trapped easily. This lowers the chances of the ball being intercepted by the opposing team or of an opponent being near enough to tackle once the pass is trapped, but raises the chances of the ball being lost over the side or backline, or of being collected by the opposing team's backs.
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Which is easier lacrosse or field hockey?
field hockey
Should I play field hockey or soccer?
field hockey
What is turf hockey?
Turf hockey is field hockey.
What does 'not dead' mean in field hockey?
It means nothing in field hockey.
What is a slide in field hockey?
To my knowledge, there is no such thing as a slide in field hockey.
What is a crossunder in hockey?
field hockey
How much does a field hockey mid fielder player run in a game?
Well it depends on the person and the level of the game but on average a midfielder (halfback) in hockey would run about 8-10 km. Sources: Me being a hockey halfback for 4 years and playing regional field hockey where the coach measured our average running distance.
What kind of hockey rules was there when it was field hockey in Ireland?
It is a mixture of field hockey's rules and lacrosses rules.
What country was field hockey invented in?
Click on the link to your right for the history of field hockey.
Why is there capioncips in field hockey?
field hockey is an indoor sport and a outdoor sport
When was Dita Field Hockey created?
Dita Field Hockey was created in 1891.
When was USA Field Hockey created?
USA Field Hockey was created in 1922.
