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HOOKED
TIME TEAM:
TIPS FROM THE TOP
– close marking!
If you are being marked closely
• Concentrate on winning the ball
off the opposition by making
interceptions and tackles.
• Rotate position with other players.
• Keep things simple.
• Use the opportunity to take the
opponent out of play. Even if you Robert Thompson of Great Britain leaps high to avoid his team mate’s
don’t have the ball you can still shot in the 1988 Champion’s Trophy match. The tournament was held
infl uence play. in Lahore, Pakistan and was won by West Germany.
IMPOSTER!
It’s called hockey Jim, but it’s not as we know it:
• Air hockey is played indoors with a • Underwater hockey is played on the played using a bald tennis ball or
puck on an air-cushion table. bottom of a swimming pool. rolled up pair of socks and you use
• Ball hockey is played in a gym using • Foot hockey or sock hockey is only your feet.
sticks and a ball, often a tennis ball
with the fuzz removed.
• Unicycle hockey is similar to roller or
inline hockey, however, each player
must be mounted on their unicycle
(with both feet on the pedals) to play
at the ball.
• Mini hockey In the United States is a
form of hockey (also known as “mini-
sticks”) which is played in basements
of houses. Players get down on their
knees, using a miniature plastic
stick, usually about 15 inches (38 cm)
long to manoeuvre a small ball or a
soft, fabric covered mini puck into
a miniature goals. In England ‘mini
hockey’ refers to a seven-a-side
version of fi eld hockey, played on an
area equivalent to half a normal pitch
for younger players.
• PowerHockey is a form of hockey
for persons requiring the use of an
electric (power) wheelchair in daily
life. PowerHockey is a competitive
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disabled.

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