Defiantly hand-eye coordination, passion for the sport, and a great attitude! :D
An employee should have knowledge and skills in the field in which they are working. If the person is working with the public they will need to have speaking skills.
About 5 hours each of fitness and skills training, if possible, depending on the level of your team.
I think every player needs stick skills. Usually the left side field players need strong stick skills because they use reverse stick more. *This is not fact! But in my six years playing, this is my opinion*
Helmet,Gloves,Shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey pants, shin gaurds, skates, stick, puck, jersey, and hockey socks For field hockey you only need shinguards, mouthguard, a stick and a uniform, unless you want to be a goalie.
attetude
To play floor hockey, one would need a lightweight plastic ball, or a heavier ball. Sometimes a normal hockey stick, field hockey or bandy sticks are required.
Well first of all you need to know how to ice-skate!
Contact a local club or association and tell them you are interested. they wil probably need to send you a form to join the club and there will be fees to pay for playing, but it is as simple as filling in the piece of paper and giving it to the person.
To work at Pro Hockey life, a person must be 16 years old. This is for typical positions. To be a manager, a person must be 18 or older, and they need experience.
Well , when you are using a big stick it will drag in the dirt but on ice it will just slide so it will be harder to move in the field so the answer is no.
I think you shoould go with Gymnastics and field hockey it will work I know it will!!!
A marine biologist should have strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work well both independently and in a team. They also need good communication skills, a background in biology or related field, and the ability to conduct field research in marine environments.