There is no direct opposite of a sport.
However, one suggestion is Golf. Although both sports involve striking an object with a flat blade, there are many opposite characteristics:
However, both involve skills that need to be developed, and improve with practice, and both benefit from the use of controlled strength. Both include scoring locations that the struck object must enter (net, hole). Both have officials on the playing area. Pucks and balls can both go out of play (although pucks are almost always found, not lost). Misbehavior in either sport is punishable by removal from the competition.
you get corners when the opposite team gets a foul inside the circle.
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Field Hockey: Field hockey was in its early days started with a Bully... this is where one player from opposite teams started at the centre spot and tapped the ground 3 times and the stick 3 times alternatively... then played the ball to their team mates.
if you have a left stick your left hand goes low ( not to low ) on the stick and your right hand on the top of the hockey stick, for a right stick it's the opposite of holding a left stick, to tell if you are a lefty or a righty with a hockey stick try this both ways with a right and a left stick to see what is more comfortable for you.
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Hockey Just hockey Hockey on ice is called ice hockey
le hockey, le hockey sur glace (ice hockey), le hockey sur gazon (lawn hockey)
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open hockey is basikly hockey
Turf hockey is field hockey.
The most common types of hockey are ice hockey, field hockey, floor hockey, and street hockey. With the exception of field hockey, all of these types of hockey generally follow the same rules.