Learning to Play Field Hockey
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They kept the hands warm, gave a nice clinging grip and enabled one to field the fastest ball without sting. This was the identical form of hand-protection often affected by players in international matches.
Spalding's Athletic Library CHAPTER II A FEW ELEMENTS OF THE GAME Much of the bad hitting at hockey is due to a wrong hold of the stick. The first maxim for a clean hit is "keep the hands close together/' The only times when the right hand may be separated from the left is for dribbling and... push-passing. Do not lift the stick up abruptly; let it go back more smoothly, after the golf fashion. The result of the abrupt, upright backswing is a chop, rather than a hit, which causes the ball to get up, to the danger of opponents.
As you may not raise the stick above the shoulder, you will see that the power must be applied with forearms and wrists. Re- member to let the stick, hands and arms fol- low through after the ball has been hit, and in the direction the ball is meant to take. To prevent "sticks 11 at the end of the follow- through, turn the hands over from right to 16 Spalding's Athletic Library left; but do not attempt this last until you can hit the ball cleanly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They kept the hands warm, gave a nice clinging grip and enabled one to field the fastest ball without sting. This was the identical form of hand-protection often affected by players in international matches.
Spalding's Athletic Library CHAPTER II A FEW ELEMENTS OF THE GAME Much of the bad hitting at hockey is due to a wrong hold of the stick. The first maxim for a clean hit is "keep the hands close together/' The only times when the right hand may be separated from the left is for dribbling and... push-passing. Do not lift the stick up abruptly; let it go back more smoothly, after the golf fashion. The result of the abrupt, upright backswing is a chop, rather than a hit, which causes the ball to get up, to the danger of opponents.
As you may not raise the stick above the shoulder, you will see that the power must be applied with forearms and wrists. Re- member to let the stick, hands and arms fol- low through after the ball has been hit, and in the direction the ball is meant to take. To prevent "sticks 11 at the end of the follow- through, turn the hands over from right to 16 Spalding's Athletic Library left; but do not attempt this last until you can hit the ball cleanly.
What to read after Learning to Play Field Hockey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eustace E White to read onlineMoreLess
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