Impact trauma, sprains and strains, the occassional broken bone. You're placing your bod in the way of a charging person hurling a high velocity object at you :} What could possibly go wrong? :} Answer: Injuries range from mundane things like chafing and cramp to bruises and scrapes through to more serious things like broken bones, internal organ damge, concussion, and even possibly death from a major injury to the neck, head or chest.
Big fat goalie
Ice hockey is played on ice, while field hockey is played on a grass surface, the rules in field hockey are kinder than ice hockey, and the sticks vary between versions.
There are quite a few sports that use a goal keep, goalie, or goaltender. The list includes field hockey, ice hockey, bandy, water polo, handball, hurling, Gaelic football, lacrosse, and Association football.
In the men's field hockey team, Mike Mahood was the main goalkeeper; David Carter was the reserve. In the men's adult ice hockey team, Martin Brodeur, Marc-Andre Fleury and Roberto Luongo are the goalkeepers. In the men's Under20 ice hockey team, Jake Allen and Martin Jones are the goalkeepers. In the men's inline hockey team, Chistopher Wills and Kevin St. Pierre are the goalkeepers.
I assume you mean positions.. The maing ones are Forwards, Midfields, Defenders, and Goalkeeper.. You can decide how you want them to be placed as long as there are 11 players on the field in outdoor, and 5 in indoor.
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Strikers, forwards or attackers. However, anyone on the team can score (the goalkeeper is allowed to take penalty strokes).
I will tell you the ones i know of. Mini hockey is only played in a half of a hockey field, or even smaller, and there are 8 that play. Field hockey is played full field (the whole hockey field) and you have 11 players that play (including the goalkeeper). They are both similar in that they both play with hockey sticks and they are still a type of hockey. The same rules apply in both.
the goaltender who finished the game would get credit for the shutout
The "23 metre" line (actually 22.90 metres overall) defines the defensive zone in field hockey. It is the line at which a fully-padded goalkeeper may not take part in play, and the limit at which a severe penalty can be awarded a penalty corner.
# Field Hockey # Indoor Hockey - Field Hockey Indoors # Mini Hockey - Field Hockey with a minimum of 5 players on each team including Goalkeeper. # Ice hockey # Inline hockey (Single Bladed Weels) # Roller Hockey (Quad Wheels) # Street hockey - (played the same as ice hockey with the same gear (excluding inline skates) but usually on a street or other paved area [not recommended to play in traffic]) # Unicycle Hockey # UniHoc - Played with plastic sticks (both sides flat) and plastic hollow ball as an introduction to hockey also known as FloorBall or Floor Hockey # Bandy - in some ways field hockey on ice # PowerHockey - a form of hockey played in electric wheelchairs for disabled people # Underwater Hockey # Shinty - Scottish from of hockey played in the highlands # Hurling or Camogie - there are some resembalance to Hockey
Opinion will vary (with experience of what you have seen and pride in your own country's players). There are many good keepers in the world today, and each is just as good as the other.