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What Is The Definition Of Pond Hockey In Ice Hockey?
1. Pond hockey is a simpler and less formal version of traditional hockey that is played on a naturally frozen pond or lake. Pond hockey rinks are usually smaller than traditional indoor ice hockey rinks.
Pond hockey is like a pick-up game in soccer or basketball and played mostly for fun.
What Are The Rules In Pond Hockey?
Pond hockey rules vary from rink to rink. Players are typically the ones to enforce rules for the game unless it is part of a tournament.
Some, but not all, pond hockey games include goalies and allow cross-checking. The number of players who play on a team varies.
Is Pond Hockey Dangerous?
To ensure safety in pond hockey, the ice needs to be a certain thickness. Drills should be used to check ice thickness at various spots on the frozen pond. Players should still wear appropriate equipment for protection while playing pond hockey.
Example Of How Pond Hockey Is Used In Commentary
1. The U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are held annually in Minnesota, “The Pond Hockey Capital of the World.”
Sport The Term Is Used
1. Ice Hockey
