Ice Hockey Vs. Field Hockey - (Learn About Ice Hockey)
Learn all about Ice Hockey and learn the differences of Ice Hockey and Field Hockey. Table Of Contents Ice Hockey International Competitions . pg.3 Professional or Amateur Which One Are You? .. pg.3 Beyond the Game: Developing Sportsmanship . pg.4 Comparing Ice Hockey and Field Hockey .. pg.4 Gear and Equipment Necessary for Ice Hockey . pg.5 History of Ice Hockey .. pg.6 History of Ice Hockey as an Olympic Sport .. pg.7 History of Sledge Hockey .. pg.7 Ice Hockey: The Object of the Game .. pg.8 Ice Hockey as a Sport .. pg.9 Ice Hockey is Not a Sport for the Weak .. pg.9 Ice Hockey Play Times and Overtime pg.10 Issuance and Reasons for Ice Hockey Penalties .. pg.10 Learn the Game Well Before You Compete .. pg.11 Notable Ice Hockey Attendance Records pg.12 World Championships in Ice Hockey pg.13 Purpose of Officials in ice Hockey .. pg.13 Rules of Sledge Hockey pg.14 Tactics of Ice Hockey . pg.15 Rules of Ice Hockey .. pg.15 The Competitive Angle of Ice Hockey .. pg.16 The Importance of Safety Equipment .. pg.17 The Presence of Ice Hockey in Popular Culture .. pg.17 Using Ice Hockey to Stay in Shape . pg.18 Women's Ice Hockey and the Olympics .. pg.18 Introduction The game of ice hockey is very competitive and as such, it’s important to develop skills other than just playing the game. Unless you have, interpersonal skills and the ability to get along with people, you will not be very well liked in or out of the rink. No one likes a nasty player nor does anyone like a sore loser. It is disappointing to lose a game but it is not the end of the world. Never act as though your life depends on winning each game. The way you react to losing games, losing plays or even calls to play by the coach or another appointed person determine how successful you will be. The umpire may sometimes make calls with which you and your team do not agree but in the role of good sportsmanship, you must accept those decisions without attempting to start a fight over them. Remain calm and understand it is not your decision and the umpire may have seen something you didn't or may feel differently about the way players handled that action. Allowing yourself to get out of sorts over it shows poor sportsmanship, and if you are looking to play ice hockey professionally, you are off to a bad start. Sportsmanship is something you must develop as soon as you begin playing
ice hockey. No matter how many years you play there will be times you will walk into situations with which you don't agree but if you allow yourself to become upset over the little things you will spend your career being a miserable player and will have problems getting along with the other players. You may also find personality clashes along the way, but you also need to show good sportsmanship and at least be civil to everyone in which you come into contact. Remember, you don't have to go to dinner with the other players; you only have to be part of their team or the opposing team. When you make the effort to get along with everyone on your team you will find your experience much more pleasant. Also, treat the opposing team as competition rather than as an enemy you wish to eliminate from earth. Comparing Ice Hockey and Field Hockey Ice hockey is based on its sister sport, field and street hockey. It's easy enough to call them closely linked because they are played almost identically and have similar objectives just off the ice instead
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