which side of the stick can you use to touch the ball?
flat side/face
3rd Party
two people on the same team playing the same offender
cradling the ball
dragging your stick back with the ball to receive it; soft hands
if your teamate is getting attacked
one on, pass, release, shoot, etc.
block tackle
flat stick
how many yards do you need to recover if you force a self start?
5 yards
What is a foot?
When a player uses from their shin or below to stop a ball
What is acceleration, why do we need to use it?
changing your speed or direction, to effectively maneuver around defenders
corners
head
shoulders
hips
knees
toes
jab
reaching for ball with one hand on stick
Can the ball or your feet go out of bounds?
your feet
how do you get a yellow card?
committing a serious foul, repeating a minor offense, playing in a dangerous way, bad sportsmanship
speed vs glue dribble
Speed is used for dribbling in space
Glue is used for dribble near defenders
if you want the ball
me, i’m back, wide, yeah, etc.
channeling
running with your stick facing the offender, in between her and the goal
Your stick cannot go above what part of your body?
Your waist
what happens if you get a red card?
you will be ejected
switching the field
moving the ball by passing or dribbling into un occupied space
if you’re stepping up to play D
I got, me, mark #2
Defensive line angles
triangle, diagonal
What is a dangerous ball?
A ball that is shot into someone’s body, or into group of people.
What are two types of obstruction fouls?
using your body and or stick
marking
covering a certain player in man to man defense
if you’re passing the ball
cut, “players name”, wide, up, back<
clearing wide, moving your feet, hitting the ball not the stick