How to Play Floorball (Ep. 132 - Floorball)

The video introduces floorball, a sport similar to floor hockey, highlighting its unique equipment and techniques. It covers basic skills like passing, shooting, and running, and emphasizes stickhandling with one and two hands. The tutorial includes passing drills and simulates a game without a goalie, focusing on safety and rules. The goal is to familiarize students with floorball's dynamics and ensure safe play.

What makes floorball equipment different from floor hockey equipment?

• The nets are smaller.

• The sticks are heavier.

• The sticks allow for more control.

• The ball is larger.

What is the correct way to hold a floorball stick during stickhandling?

• Both hands at the bottom of the stick.

• One hand on top and the other below with a cushion grip.

• Both hands on top of the stick.

• One hand in the middle and the other at the bottom.

Why is it beneficial to practice stickhandling without looking at the ball?

• It improves balance.

• It makes the game more challenging.

• It is a requirement in professional games.

• It helps in developing better control and awareness.

What is the purpose of practicing one-handed stickhandling?

• To make the game more fun.

• To enhance stick control and movement.

• To improve balance.

• To increase speed.

What should players focus on when passing the ball?

• Keeping the stick above the waist.

• Following through to the target for accuracy.

• Passing as fast as possible.

• Using only one hand.

What is a key safety rule in floorball regarding stick use?

• Sticks should be swung in wide arcs.

• Sticks should be used with both hands at all times.

• Sticks should be kept below the waist.

• Sticks should be used only for passing.

In a typical floorball game, what is the role of the goalie?

• To stay on their knees with minimal equipment.

• To wear heavy protective gear.

• To use a stick to block shots.

• To play as an additional forward.