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AG
02-20-2002 7:11 am
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Some good ideas Steve!!! These can help on the indoor game.
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John Christie
02-22-2002 12:08 am
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Indoor
Indoor hockey is about passing the ball. Perhaps you should start giving details on Tactis. How to attack and defend against a Half court, Full court, Zone defense,Man to Man,etc I think this would more beneficial than dribbling through cones.
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Derryl
02-23-2002 3:27 pm
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Dribbling
Great article.
Having a problem to print these. Can you please email me at:
derrylchan@hotmail.com
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Chico
04-05-2002 11:05 am
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Help
I am designing a Training Program for Field Hockey Players, I was wondering if you had any tips on Aerobic, Anerobic, and resistance training programs, If you could email me back at ramandeep_d@hotmail.com
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AnnP
04-08-2002 11:41 pm
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Dribbling
I agree with John Christie - we have enough Ball Dribblers in the world !!!
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Stuart Kidd
08-28-2002 10:18 am
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Hitting
im starting college soon and i know i will hav to do coaching sessions. i was wondering if u coud send me some drill for this, and if you could also send me training program ideas for improving speed and strength.my email is flyingscotsman16@aol.com
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Jyme
03-30-2003 9:55 pm
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for someone that doesn't know anything about hockey pictures of your drills would be great, but I am sure these r wonderful drills I am just to nieve to this game
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01-09-2004 2:28 pm
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hochey
I hate this site, need coaching pictures of the different passes
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MIKE11
01-10-2004 4:26 am
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Reply
I agree with you that indoor game is about passing just as outdoor but to control the ball well the player has to be very skilful and that's why those excercises are great. In fact that's exactly what German players practice at early stages of hockey development and then they just focus on tactics, so maybe you shouldn't just claim that we have enoug dribblers in the world and instead try to benchmark the German solutions???
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Gary
02-10-2004 9:05 am
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Indoor
The important points are to get your left hand down near the ground so the stick is flat or low to the ground and also get the feet in position. This makes controlling/stopping the ball alot easier.
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Lol
04-28-2004 8:01 am
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Like Chico I am designing a training programmenfor field hockey players and would love any tips that you sent about aerobic, anerobic and resistance training programmes. please e-mail me at robins@westonbirt.co.uk
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cheryl
09-20-2004 5:23 am
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hockey
I am doing advanced higher p.e this year and my chosen sport is hockey as ive been playing it for the past three years. I have two areas of analysis to consider which are: one on one's and confidence. do have any tips or pointers for pr=erforming the one on one skill in terms of preparation, action and recovery? if you do can yopu plese email to me at: mon99brownc2@mhs.angus.gov.uk
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Hannah
10-10-2004 9:07 am
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Dribbling Drills
Hey, I am studying Hockey for GCSE PE. I am having toruble finding so dribbling drills that will interest the year 8's.
Please try and contact me if you can!!!
Thanks! spanna_90@hotmail.com
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katie dix
11-10-2004 8:48 am
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hockey
need more pictures normal ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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lisa
05-23-2005 11:21 pm
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how confusing.... i'm only 15 but still how confusing you need to explain better... is field hoki the same as grass hoki?
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freddy
06-07-2005 10:57 pm
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nice site mate, gave me some info for my project!!!
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