Inline Skater Hockey

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Skater hockey originated from ice hockey. While it was initially a recreational sport in the summer, it is now increasing in popularity. The sport is played with inline skates, a hard rubber ball, and protective gear similar to ice hockey. In skater hockey there are four skaters and a goalkeeper on each team. The small number of players make it possible to score many goals, which makes the sport fast and attractive.

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Basic Information

Sports Facilities

Material

Participants must bring their own inline skates. To protect the gym floor only the use light-colored indoor skate wheels is permitted. Sticks will be provided. Helmets, shin guards, gloves and elbow pads can only be provided in limited quantity. It is recommended that participants bring their own protective gear.

Links and Other Activities

You can find more information about this sport on the official website of the Deutscher Rollsport- und Inline-Verband e.V.

Course Cancellations and Facility Closures

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Contact

Simon Schlüter

Representative

Heike Nitzsche

Diplom-Sportlehrerin

Inline-Skaterhockey Level 1

Target Group and Prerequisites

This offer is targeted towards interested individuals with no playing or training experience. Participants must possess fundamental experience with inline skating. It is also helpful if they enjoy team ball sports and are motivated.

Content and Objectives

  • Introduction to skater hockey with the most important rules and principles of the game
  • Improvement of individual, fundamental skills in inline skating such as braking and skating backward
  • Facilitation of stick grips and skills: passing and shooting such as scoops, wrist shots, and slap shots; confidently accepting and controlling the ball use various exercises, types of play, and small field games
  • Training general and hockey-specific fitness such as endurance, speed, and coordination

Dates and Booking

Inline-Skaterhockey Level 1

Inline Skater Hockey Level 2 to 3

Target Group and Prerequisites

This course is targeted towards participants, who have successfully completed Level 1 or have regularly played in a league or similar sports group. Experience soley from school is not sufficient for this course level. In this case, please speak with the skater hockey representative first.

Content and Objectives

  • Technical improvement and expansion of the fudamental techniques of receiving and directing the ball
  • Solidification and fine-tuning of ball direction, passing, and shooting technique
  • Various exercises, forms of play, and small field games as well as the simulation of game situations supplement the technical training
  • Game rules and tactics will also be covered during the theoretical component.
  • Training general and hockey-specific fitness such as endurance, speed, and coordination

Dates and Booking

Inline Skater Hockey Levels 2 to 3