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The stroke can be taken as either a push, a flick or a scoop.
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What type of skill is butterfly stroke complex or simple?
its complex there are alot of things you need to do in order to master this stroke!
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girls,because they cant check so they have to move and stick handle more!
What is stroke in hockey?
A penalty stroke is a penalty awarded for a range of offences:Any deliberate foul on a player with possession of, or an opportunity to play, the ball inside the circle;Any offence by a defender which prevents the probablescoring of a goal;Defenders consistently crossing the backline or centreline before the ball has been played during a penalty corner (usually called "breaking")It involves a single shot (the stroke) by an attacker from a spot around six and a half metres from the centre of the goal, with only one defender to try and stop the shot. Because of the distance involved, it is intended that a stroke should be converted almost every time; however, because of the stress associated with one and the skill of some keepers, they are actually stopped or missed fairly often - some leagues have conversion rates of only 50%, with many others not a lot higher. As such, a keeper who can stop one is often a morale booster for the team, and a player who scores is typically a cause for celebration.A series of five penalty strokes is also used to determine a winner in the case of some ties/draws.
Who make the best ice hockey skates?
Now that's a matter of opinion isn't it? It also depends on your age and skill level.
