Hockey as a recreational sports

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               Hockey game     Hockey is both team and field game played with hockey stick an a ball. The game was originated from an ancient greek Remans persians as early as 541Bc. The game is usually played on horse back with  a stick and a ball, the rich people played their hockey on horse back known as poco.      Basic skills and techniques 1. Hiting: hitting is used in hockey so that the ball may travel or move fast and along distance 2. Stopping: This is the techniques use in causing the ball not to move. 3. Dribbling: Dribbling in hockey is the way of controlling the ball so that you can move it in any direction without your opponent dislodging or taking the ball off you. 4. Passing: Passing is the act of getting the ball safely to your team mate using any of the type of strake e.g the hit, the push, the flick and the scoop. 5. Push: push means moving the ball forward with the stick in such a way that t...
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Rules Of Free Kick

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               Free Kick
    A free kick: This is a kick awarded by the referee in a football match, as a result of a foul committed by the opposing team. A free kick is awarded when a player commits any of the below offense.
1. Spit on a player.
2. Kick a player.
3. Pull down a player.
4. An handball.
5. Drag a player on his jersey.
6. Had a bad tackle or slide on a player.       https://endtimesmessages.com
 
    A free kick can either be a direct or indirect free kick. A direct free kick is awarded to the opposing team when a player commits a foul outside the six yard box ( box 18). An indirect free kick is awarded to the opposing team when a goal keeper mistaken touch the ball with his hand outside the six yard box. 
           Rules of free kick
 1.  If a direct free kick is kicked directly into the opponent goal, a goal is awarded.
2.  If an indirect free kick is kicked into the opponent goal, a goal is awarded.
3.  If a direct or an indirect free kick is kicked directly into the team's own goal a corner kick is awarded.
                 


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