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Artificial turf is a man-made surface manufactured from synthetic materials like polypropylene or polyethylene. Made to look like grass, an artificial turf has become a popular choice for a wide variety of sports, which were originally played on natural grass pitches. Ever since the first artificial turf, known as “Astroturf”, was installed in the newly built Astrodome in Houston, Texas in 1965, the popularity of these artificial sports surfaces gained momentum. Today, a variety of sports, including football, hockey, netball, athletics, tennis, and many more are played on these synthetic sports surfaces. Artificial turf has become a permanent feature for field hockey. With the introduction of artificial turf pitch, the game of hockey has become much faster and consequently, more popular. Players can now make fast passes with precise ball control. In fact, some rules have been amended and techniques refined to suit the new… Read the rest

This fall will be my first time playing field hockey. I have a 35 inch Brine stick. I’ll be playing mid-field.
This fall will be me first time playing. I have a 35 inch Brine stick. The handle is already gripped (sorry, forgot to mention that -.-), but I see some other people taping along the shaft and after the handle.

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I am a beginner with field hockey and I don’t know if I should use one with a strap or without a strap. please help i need to know soon because practice starts in 3 days

Ya, umm, Ive never played field hockey, but I really want to my freshman year of high school. I played defense for soccer, so I would probably play defense there, too. How do you play field hockey?