Hi Luca, I plan to do more videos like this from Men's WFC2018, WFC2020 and also last U19 Men's WFC. Is it anything particular you are after so I can put it together?
No goaltender stick or equipment, which means this is not a defense-oriented sport. You really don't need a keeper for this game, just make the net smaller, since the goalie is basically set up to fail. No physical dominance in thia game, as speed and agility aren't really required on a small floor like this--just stamina. No defensive stickplay and no physicality around the puck? There can be no individual awesomeness because you don't really have to stickhandle around people--they can't lift your stick or check you, so if you've got a decent one-tine wrister or you can pass with any accuracy, that's all you need. You really don't need a coach The game is so slow on foot that you can't really set up plays, just crash the net since the goalie is on the floor and you can't touch the shooter. Pass, pass, one-timer... wash, rinse, repeat. All you've done is take hockey and pull out all the good bits.
As a goalie in floorball myself, I can tell you that a good goalie wins games constantly, more often than in hockey where the equipment is twice the size of the person (it's a lot easier to be a goalie in hockey for that reason). The things you say about speed and agility make it look like you've never actually seen a game of floorball. Speed and agility are 2 of the top 5 things you have to have to be a good floorball player. Floorball is a lot of short bursts, not stamina. Stamina is needed more for football, do you even know what stamina means? You can stickhandle well in floorball, just like in hockey. Sure they aren't allowed to lift your stick, but if you have held a floorball stick you know why, floorball sticks weigh 100 times less than a hockey stick and the game would be unplayable without that rule. You are right that a good one-time wrister is very powerful in floorball, but what is wrong with that? Hockey is the same in a lot of ways there, if you have a good wrister and passing ability you can score a lot, no need for fancy dangles. Your last few paragraphs just show your lack of knowledge when it comes to floorball. You definitely need a coach, just like in any other sport (just use your brain for this one). Like I already said, floorball is one of the fastest games there is, it's a lot faster than hockey in case you didn't know. It's funny how you mention crashing the net, have you ever seen a hockey game? There are literally 6 guys in the net at the same time completely running over the goalie every single game, and you want to talk about crashing the net in floorball. In case you didn't know, there are quite a few rules that guard that area, like you not being allowed into the orange square in front of the goal, ever, unless you're the goalie. You can most definitely touch the shooter, just hit the ball and you're fine most of the time. You gotta remember that hockey players have huge amounts of protective gear everywhere and big boards all around the rink, this makes it just fine tackling someone hard into it, doing that in floorball is straight-up dangerous, and that's why it isn't allowed. All you've done is bashed floorball for the simple reason that you don't understand it at all. In my opinion, floorball has made hockey a more accessible and quick-paced sport. There is a reason it's growing so fast you know ;).
That's gotta be the dumbest comment I've ever read on here about Floorball. Total lack of knowledge around the sport. Probably haven't seen a game. It's called one of the fastest sports in the world, so your comment about it being slow is total nonsense. Go look at a few games and read something about it instead of watching a video with highlights of penalties....
Speed and agility are the most important things in this sport and the game is build around defence and goal keepers. A good goal keeper can win the game for you
Can you also do a from the 2020 world Cup?
Hi Luca, I plan to do more videos like this from Men's WFC2018, WFC2020 and also last U19 Men's WFC. Is it anything particular you are after so I can put it together?
soft rules
then ice hockey
Not as gay as men's field hockey....but quite European nonetheless. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
No goaltender stick or equipment, which means this is not a defense-oriented sport. You really don't need a keeper for this game, just make the net smaller, since the goalie is basically set up to fail.
No physical dominance in thia game, as speed and agility aren't really required on a small floor like this--just stamina. No defensive stickplay and no physicality around the puck? There can be no individual awesomeness because you don't really have to stickhandle around people--they can't lift your stick or check you, so if you've got a decent one-tine wrister or you can pass with any accuracy, that's all you need.
You really don't need a coach
The game is so slow on foot that you can't really set up plays, just crash the net since the goalie is on the floor and you can't touch the shooter. Pass, pass, one-timer... wash, rinse, repeat.
All you've done is take hockey and pull out all the good bits.
Tf?🥱😂
As a goalie in floorball myself, I can tell you that a good goalie wins games constantly, more often than in hockey where the equipment is twice the size of the person (it's a lot easier to be a goalie in hockey for that reason).
The things you say about speed and agility make it look like you've never actually seen a game of floorball. Speed and agility are 2 of the top 5 things you have to have to be a good floorball player. Floorball is a lot of short bursts, not stamina. Stamina is needed more for football, do you even know what stamina means? You can stickhandle well in floorball, just like in hockey. Sure they aren't allowed to lift your stick, but if you have held a floorball stick you know why, floorball sticks weigh 100 times less than a hockey stick and the game would be unplayable without that rule. You are right that a good one-time wrister is very powerful in floorball, but what is wrong with that? Hockey is the same in a lot of ways there, if you have a good wrister and passing ability you can score a lot, no need for fancy dangles.
Your last few paragraphs just show your lack of knowledge when it comes to floorball. You definitely need a coach, just like in any other sport (just use your brain for this one). Like I already said, floorball is one of the fastest games there is, it's a lot faster than hockey in case you didn't know. It's funny how you mention crashing the net, have you ever seen a hockey game? There are literally 6 guys in the net at the same time completely running over the goalie every single game, and you want to talk about crashing the net in floorball. In case you didn't know, there are quite a few rules that guard that area, like you not being allowed into the orange square in front of the goal, ever, unless you're the goalie. You can most definitely touch the shooter, just hit the ball and you're fine most of the time. You gotta remember that hockey players have huge amounts of protective gear everywhere and big boards all around the rink, this makes it just fine tackling someone hard into it, doing that in floorball is straight-up dangerous, and that's why it isn't allowed.
All you've done is bashed floorball for the simple reason that you don't understand it at all. In my opinion, floorball has made hockey a more accessible and quick-paced sport. There is a reason it's growing so fast you know ;).
That's gotta be the dumbest comment I've ever read on here about Floorball. Total lack of knowledge around the sport. Probably haven't seen a game. It's called one of the fastest sports in the world, so your comment about it being slow is total nonsense. Go look at a few games and read something about it instead of watching a video with highlights of penalties....
Speed and agility are the most important things in this sport and the game is build around defence and goal keepers. A good goal keeper can win the game for you
He's ironic chill guys, and if he isn't he's just a typical hockey player trying to be best as they always do