You might be referring to the 16 yard/15 metre hit, which is a free hit taken by the defense if an attacker plays the ball over the backline, taken in line with where it went out, parallel to the sideline and up to 16 yards/15 metres from the backline.
The hit out may also refer to the process of beginning play in a penalty corner, normally called the injection; if the ball is hit into the field, it may be called a hit-out. If pushed, it may be called a push-out.
Otherwise, some people refer to the centrepass - the free hit that starts or restarts a game after goals or halftime - as a hit-off. Both of these are usually called by their names; the centrepass or the "16"/"16 yard".
In Field Hockey, the hit is a method of striking the ball hard using a swinging motion of the stick, and is often used when pure power is desired, such as for shots on goal, free hits or driving the ball downfield.
In Ice Hockey, the hit is the event of using the body to charge another player, striking their body with your own, and is used to remove them from controlling the puck.
A hockey puck
you don't score a hit in hockey
so that the hockey puck can slide once been hit.
between pus pass and full hit. result chip hit
A slapshot.
to hit the puck not with your hands
puck
Well, the space shuttle is no longer in space, it is in a museum, so if you hit a hockey puck off it, the hockey puck would probably crash into the museum wall.
someone found a curved stick in their backyard and then when they hit a rock they thought it was cool and called it hockey
Elbowing in hockey is when you hit somebody so hard u pop their elbow out of place
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.
Hit the Ice The Video Hockey League - 1990 VG was released on: USA: December 1990