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HOW TO PLAY STREET HOCKEY High School Physical Education Class By: Kyle Kohr

High School Physical Education Class By: Kyle Kohr

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HOW TO PLAY STREET HOCKEY

High School Physical Education ClassBy: Kyle Kohr

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WHAT WE WILL COVER

The Object of the Game Similar Games The Playing Surface Player Positions Equipment Different Shots

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WHAT WE WILL COVER (CON’T) Passing Rules Time of Play Stopping Play Interests Outside of School Local Street Hockey Leagues

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THE OBJECT OF THE GAME

Shoot the ball in the other teams net.

Team with the most goals wins.

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Similar Games

Field Hockey Differences May

Include: Stick Handling Playing Surface Ball Density

Ice Hockey Differences May

include: Equipment Playing Surface Puck instead of ball $Cost$

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THE PLAYING SURFACE

We will play on the gym floor.

Other surfaces include: Asphalt or concrete

courts Dek (plastic court) The street

Gym Floor

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PLAYER POSITIONS

Center

Left Wing

RightWin

g

Defense

Defense

Goalie

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POSITION: CENTER

Centers the forward line. Takes the face-offs.

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POSITION: WING

On the left /right side of forward line. Get deep in offensive zone.

OHHHHH YEAHHHHHH

!

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POSITION: DEFENSE

Responsible for protecting their goalie.

Can also shoot on opposing goalie.

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POSITION: GOALIE

Responsible for protecting the net at all costs. Keeping the other team with less goals

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EQUIPMENT

We will use the following: Hockey Stick (plastic blade)

Goalie Net

Tennis Ball (to avoid injury)

Glove (for goalie)

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DIFFERENT SHOTS: SLAPSHOT

Feet are shoulder width (parallel to ball)

Hands slide down on stick Wind up shoulder level Follow through

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DIFFERENT SHOTS: BACKHAND

Wind up in opposite direction Aiming shot with back of blade

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DIFFERENT SHOTS: WRISTSHOT Ball on stick upon release Lead with opposite foot Drag ball to generate power

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PASSING

Ball is on stick Push ball to teammate Chop under ball to lob the pass

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RULES

I will drop the ball for the faceoff. The offenses will cross the center

line. Defenses will remain on the their

defensive side. Goalies will attempt to keep the ball

out.

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TIME OF PLAY

There will be three, FIVE MINUTE periods.

ONE MINUTE break in between each period.

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STOPPING PLAY

Play will be stopped when: The goalie holds the ball The ball leaves the area of play Injury Time of play runs out

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