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Episode 1: Aerials and Control
Jan 31, 2010
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In the first episode of “Playing Advantage”, John and Keely discuss:
- Rules Interpretations: Aerial balls over the circle after being awarded a free hit inside the 23m area
- Tips & Tricks: Control - losing it and getting it back
Episode Resources
Rules of Hockey 2009: Interpretation of Rule 13.2.h (WorldHockey.org)
At its meeting in November 2009, the Hockey Rules Board reviewed the interpretation of part of Rule 13.2.h. The Rule states:
“Procedures for taking a free hit, centre pass and putting the ball back into play after it has been outside the field : from a free hit awarded to the attack within the 23 metres area, the ball must not be played into the circle until it has travelled at least 5 metres or has been touched by a player of either team other than the player taking the free hit.”
The Rule itself is unchanged but the following interpretation of a particular action is added and should be attached as a note beneath the Rule in printed copies:
It is permitted to play the ball high above the attacking circle so that it lands outside the circle subject to Rules related to dangerous play and that the ball is not legitimately playable inside or above the circle by another player during its flight.
This interpretation will be applied with effect from 1 January 2010 (ie it will not be applied at any FIH tournaments conducted before 1 January 2010).
Comments
- Rob Turville
05:33am, 02/02/2010
Great start to the podcast. Really looking forward to future topics and and further discussions.
- Victoria
07:42pm, 02/03/2010
Very interesting listening…. and I think this will be invaluable for umpires at all levels!! ..... please keep them coming!
