What is different about indoor field hockey? Check out this great STX blog post and find out why some of the top indoor players in the world love it.
And what is not to love??? You play small-sided, it is super fast, you have to work as a team, and there are a lot of goals scored! A player’s technical skills drastically improve due to having to move the ball under high pressure in a small space.
Because players get a ton of ball touches, it makes for a fun season. And some players even like indoor hockey better than outdoor!
Each post is written by Amy Masters (not AI), but grammatically corrected by Google – thanks Google.
About Amy Masters
Amy Masters is a sports mom, coach, and club owner/administrator. She has been coaching youth sports (not just hockey) for more than 15 years. She started Jr Lions Field Hockey, the youth recreation program for the Hunterdon County community, growing it from 40 players in year 1 to 150 players by year 3.
A few years later, she saw the love and competitiveness grow, then started Omega Field Hockey Club, serving NJ and PA athletes. Before coaching, she was a collegiate field hockey player for Lock Haven University, winning 2 national championships and being named All-American.
In her spare time, she loves playing mediocre golf, spending time with family (like her latte addicted daughter, sarcastic son and kind husband), loves fitness, playing against the U12s in scrimmages, and is happy to race anyone. She was also the co-editor of a youth sports newsletter that served over 3 million subscribers. She is now taking her insight here to the world of hockey.
