puck
Arvid Renner
puck
A puck.
No, in ice hockey the object is a flat, hard rubber disk called a puck that skims along the ice or can become airborne, depending on how it is hit.
A hockey puck
Hockey safety rules are the rules put in place to keep players from getting hurt. Some of the rules are to not hit other players with your hockey stick, no tripping, no pushing, and no hitting.
you need 2 sticks and then you have to hit it in the other players goal. (it is a 2 player game)
No, you can only use the flat side of the stick. You can never use the round side.
If played correctly, with hustle, and with heart, hockey will teach a player how to work with a team, how to work hard to achiesve something, and how to get up after a brutal hit. Hockey can also condition players legs, core, and upper body. A player will also come away from their hockey career knowing how to throw a wicked punch, which can come in handy.
someone found a curved stick in their backyard and then when they hit a rock they thought it was cool and called it hockey
slashing
a hit out occurs when one of the opposition's players hits the ball of the back line, it must be taken inbetween the dotted line and the semi-circle, it is usually taken by what is called a "sweeper" but another member of the team can take it.
Opinion:Most often hockey players between 25 and 35 are in peak form. Any younger and they are not as strong and don't have as much experience. Any older and they start to slow down compared to the younger players. Some players hit their prime earlier, while some maintain their form longer, but this is generally the age range.