Underwater Hockey underwater hockey. Submitted by admin on April 7, 2006 516pm. 04-04-06 to 06-27-06 Pine Richland High School 724-625-4444 Every Tuesday Night 830. http://www.wpahockey.com/?q=node/39
Index.gif underwater hockey. This club started in 1993, and is going along swimmingly. They practice on Tuesdays Thursdays 730900p.m. in the diving pool at the http://www.csuchico.edu/recsports/rec_clubs/h20hockey.html
Durham University Underwater Hockey Club Welcome to Durham s premier underwater hockey Club (DUUHC). We are the only underwater hockey Club in Durham and are actively looking for new players to http://www.dur.ac.uk/underwater.hockey/
USATODAY.com - Underwater Hockey Gets Its Moment In The Sun Think you ve seen it all? Take a deep breath. On the surface, it is nothing more than a trout farm, with bodies and flippers bobbing in and out of the water http://www.usatoday.com/sports/2003-06-28-underwater-hockey_x.htm
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Underwater Hockey Association Of Alberta The underwater hockey Association of Alberta is the governing body for the sport of underwater hockey in the province of Alberta, Canada. http://uhaa.net/
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The Blog Of Nellison: The Littlest UnderWater Hockey Player Recently my husband participated in the National underwater hockey tournement. For those of you unfamiliar with the sport, it is played with snorkeling gear http://nellison.blogspot.com/2005/07/littlest-underwater-hockey-player.html
Extractions: Katerina here is modeling the typical gear, including googles, a stick (for pushing the puck along the bottom of the pool towards the goal), ear protection, and rubber glove (to keep skin on your hand as opposed to on the bottom of the pool). Posted by nellison at 1:51 PM Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) my blog devoted to the study of social impacts of new communications technologies. And a few other things. View my complete profile
Underwater Hockey - Boston.com underwater hockey isn t just another pool game at MIT. Take a look at the sport with the MIT underwater hockey team during a scrimmage at the Zesiger Pool http://www.boston.com/sports/other_sports/gallery/under_water_hockey/
Lincoln Aquatics - Underwater Hockey 64041 underwater hockey sticks, dozen, $109.50. 63-027 underwater hockey puck, $51.75 63-026 underwater hockey stick, pair, $31.25 http://www.lincolnaquatics.com/shop/catalog/Underwater Hockey
Bristol Octopush Hi ! What it is Sometimes described as Ice Hockey underwater, where your nearest team is in the UK, how to set up a team, the hockeynet, worldwide info. http://www.bristoloctopush.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Extractions: Created and maintained by: colin.waterhouse@duffserve!.talktalk.net (NEW) Last revised 9th August 2007 (Latest updates: Wocester details in teams listing York Uni contact details , my new email address and phone number 01454 416 088, Team contacts listing (358k) Octopush is played in a swimming pool by two teams of six players, equipped with mask, fins, snorkel and a small wooden pusher. A solid lead puck is used that can be pushed or flicked up to 3m along the pool bottom. The game has now spread to many countries including Australia, Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Columbia, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Phillipines, New Zealand, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, USA, Moldavia, Yugoslavia and most recently Cuba, Singapore, Turkey and Hong Kong (NEW in 2002). Regardless of the country the game is universally followed by a beer / tinny / biere / pivo down the local!! See the Underwater Hockey Tourist for details of non UK teams For anyone interested in finding out more (particularly in the Bristol, Tewkesbury and Gloucester area!)
PODVODNI HOKEJ Netscape / Communicator Internet Explorer Connection Speed 28k+. POLYSTICK® logo is a trademark of plastic sticks for underwater hockey in all countries! http://www.phvelenje.freeservers.com/
Underwater Hockey The Midwest Diving Council, and its Clubs, host several underwater hockey meets at indoor pools, during the winter months, at a variety of locations. http://www.midwestdivingcouncil.org/uwhockey.htm
Extractions: This is a breath-hold sport played on the flat bottom of a swimming pool at between 8-12'. Ten players on a team (six in the water at any one time) wear mask, fins and snorkel, using a 14" stick to pass a 3 lb. puck into the opponents' goal at opposite ends of the pool. The play resembles basketball, where players train to improve teamwork, speed, recovery time, strength, puck-handling and pool sense. It is an excellent activity for training skills, snorkeling ability, or to stay in shape.
Extractions: Originally played by freedivers to stay in shape during the winter months, underwater hockey has developed into a highly organized and competitive sport over the last 15 years. This lively sport enjoys national and international recognition. To help us explain the basics, we've interviewed Kendall Banks and Tim Burke, two nationally recognized competitors with world championship experience. Tim was the 1996 Underwater Society of America's Underwater Hockey Athlete of the year. Kendall has served as National Underwater Hockey Director for the Underwater Society of America and has represented the United States eight times on the national team in world play; his teammates have elected him captain seven times. Underwater hockey is loads of fun, but be forewarned: this is one tough sport. It's like running up and down a flight of stairs on a single breath, breathing again at the bottom of the stairs and then repeating this cycle for fifteen minutes. It is a high intensity, anaerobic sport that requires excellent physical fitness. "Although long breath-holds are helpful, they are not critical to success," Tim stresses. "It is more important to couple short, effective breath-hold times-enough to complete each play-with short surface intervals."
Breath-taking Fun For Anyone - Sport - Theage.com.au The Victorian men s underwater hockey team digs deep during training at Xavier He compared the breathhold of underwater hockey players with that of http://www.theage.com.au/news/sport/breathtaking-fun-for-anyone/2007/12/16/11977
Extractions: NEARLY two-thirds of my life has been consumed by a sport nobody has ever heard of. A sport that exists on the fringe, outside recreational pursuits that Australians commonly amuse themselves with, yet played by "normal" people. It is a game that has males alongside females scuffling around on the bottom of a swimming pool while wearing snorkels. The sport of underwater hockey is as entertaining as it is bizarre. He introduced us to the basics of the sport: how to breathe through a snorkel, how to kick properly wearing fins, how to duck dive, how to push the lead puck along the bottom using the little wooden bat and how to flick the puck into the steel goal trays that were positioned at both ends of the pool. Over time, a love for the intricacies of this strange game emerged that will remain with me to my (hopefully watery) grave. It is an infatuation that has dragged me all over Australia and to the other side of the globe, introduced me to a horde of engaging people and has allowed me to represent my country. Last year I officially became the worst performed Australian Men's Underwater Hockey team vice-captain when we finished a disappointing fourth in the 2006 world championships held in Sheffield, England. It is something I plan to rectify at the 2008 championships in Durban, South Africa.
NormalAir Underwater Club - Underwater Hockey Battle scarred, once bitten they have learned a little more that will ultimately help them in bringing back a underwater hockey Trophy in the future. http://www.normalair.co.za/mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&
Underwater Hockey Beginning underwater hockey. Instructor Jeanna Covarina, Ph.D. TA Joan Sanders MWF 1100 1230 PM, Aquatic Center, 8124 Humanities http://www.cew.wisc.edu/accessibility/examples/aquaticArts/uwhockey.htm
Extractions: MWF 11:00 - 12:30 PM, Aquatic Center, 8124 Humanities Lecture 1 : Introduction to Underwater Hockey (Free MS-PowerPoint viewer is available) A Demo Video is also available. (This requires Windows Media Player) Search for "Underwate?r Hockey" at www.google.com and then follow links to learn more.
Understanding How To Play Underwater Hockey - The Tech That, in a nutshell, is a typical game of underwater hockey. From outside the pool, it looks somewhat bizarre. Underwater, though, an intense game is being http://www-tech.mit.edu/V125/N2/2uwaterhockey.2s.html
Extractions: FRONT PAGE NEWS OPINION ARTS ... ABOUT Last Published: January 23, 2008 Volume 125 Issue 2 : Friday, February 4, 2005 PDF of This Issue By Blaise Gassend TEAM MEMBER A dozen people in snorkeling gear frantically swim towards each other from opposite sides of the Zesiger Center swimming pool. Shortly before meeting in the middle, the two fastest swimmers duck underwater and are lost from sight. The remaining swimmers, all face down, breathing through their snorkels, bunch together. They start swimming slowly in the same direction. A few propel themselves into the depths of the pool. Some then start resurfacing. The team swims in an erratic pattern, sometimes slowly, sometimes frantically. Every once in a while, somebody comes up gasping for breath. Most of the time, though, everyone remains underwater, gazing intently at what is going on below. A few minutes later, the swimmers arrive at one wall. They all suddenly look up and start talking animatedly and breathing heavily. Half stay there while the others head to the opposite side of the pool. After a minute or so, the whole process starts over again. That, in a nutshell, is a typical game of underwater hockey. From outside the pool, it looks somewhat bizarre. Underwater, though, an intense game is being played.
Extractions: heck your skates at the door. Melt the ice. Breathe through a snorkel. Minnesota might be the ice hockey capitol of the nation, but it will be underwater hockey that takes the spotlight this weekend, starting at noon Friday. PHOTO COURTESY MINNESOTA UNDERWATER HOCKEY Underwater hockey involves six players on each side who alternate diving to play a 3-pound puck and surfacing to breathe. The sport comes to the University Aquatic Center this weekend. A total of 21 teams from all over the country will compete in the U.S. Nationals Underwater Hockey Tournament through Sunday at the University Aquatic Center. Players usually spend approximately 15-20 seconds under water before heading to the surface, where they can snorkel for air while watching the play happen below. WHERE TO GO
Saskatoon Seals Under Water Hockey There are a lot of good introductions to under water hockey on the net, so instead of reinventing the wheel, I am going to point you to one of the better http://www.sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca/sports/stoon-seals/index.html
Extractions: Welcome to the Saskatoon Seals Under Water Hockey Home Page. There are a lot of good introductions to under water hockey on the net, so instead of re-inventing the wheel, I am going to point you to one of the better ones: The Ohio State Under Water Hockey Club has a good briefing of both the sport and the rules. Click here to see the pool schedule of the Saskatoon Seals. Click here to see a list of some of the other Under Water Hockey Home Pages we have found. Click here to see upcoming Under Water Hockey Events. Click here to see the Saskatoon Seals in action. Click here to send a message to the Saskatoon Seals.