Floorball Hockey
Known in various languages as Floorball, Florball, Unihoc, Unihockey, Uni-Hockey, Innebandy, Salibandy, Hockey consom. Particularly popular in Sweden, Finland, Switzerland and the Baltic states. Floorball is played indoors with a hollow plastic ball 72 mm in diameter weighing 23 grams, and carbon/plastic sticks. In each team there are five field players and a goalkeeper. The goalkeeper has no stick. The game is fast and dynamic, with no form of tackling allowed.
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Floorball
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Floorball Shooting School - Movie clips in wmw format showing 38 different shots and how to perfect them.
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Floorball Equipment - Provides information about equipment approved by the International Floorball Federation, with testing and certification requirements.
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HickokSports.com - Includes a history of floorball, with an account of how the sport is played and a list of men's and women's world champions.
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Floorball Forums - Discussion forum about the game, teams, equipment and regional clubs.
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Playfloorball.com - Created by the Ontario Floorball/Unihockey Federation, with information on floorball in Canada, how to get started, official rules, local teams, tournaments and equipment.
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