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How many yards must you be away from your opponent in hockey?
If they are taking a free hit or centrepass, you must be at least 5 metres away from the ball. Other than that, you can be as close as you like provided you aren't interfering with them.
How far away do you stand when a person is taking a free hit in hockey?
3 meters
What is field hockey?
Field hockey is a sport in which two opposing teams, of 11 players each, attempt to score goals. They do this by manoeuvring a small hard ball with sticks, and getting into the opponent's goal. More information can be found at the related links.
Can you fold after somebody bets?
Yes. Small edit: Technically you can fold whenever you want when it is your turn. Even if your opponent checked you can fold, but this is not advisable as you are giving away a chance to a free card.
How far back for a free kick in football?
The Penalty Mark is 12 yards (36 feet, or just under 11 meters) from the Goal Line. This distance is sometimes reduced to accommodate very young players.
What is the penalty for a player who spit on a opponent?
direct free kick
What is the penalty for a player who spit on an opponent?
direct free kick
What is the cause for a Direct Kick?
There are seven offenses that result in a direct free kick if done in a manner the referee believes was careless, reckless, or using excessive force: kicking or attempting to kick an opponent tripping or attempting to trip an opponent jumping at an opponent charging an opponent striking or attempting to strike an opponent pushing an opponent tackling an opponent There are three more offenses that result in a direct free kick if any player does them, regardless of carelessness, etc.: holding an opponent spitting at an opponent handling the ball deliberately (except the goalkeeper in his or her own penalty area)
Are junk yards free in Egypt?
yes
You Have a Free kick from 30 yards out do you?
Curl it
Who are free agents for the hockey?
Players with out contracts to a current team
What is the name of the free spot in front of a hockey goal?
Free Spot? Do you mean the goal crease?
