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Pillo Polo
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Suggested Drills
- Prior to play appropriate drills might include:
- Proper shooting technique to the goal
- Proper passing technique to teammates
- Dribbling with ball using Pillo Polo sticks
- Proper use of defense to steal the ball from opponent
Scoring
- When a player hits the ball and it goes into the net.
- After each point scored, play will restart with a face-off.
Pillo Polo
By: James Lai
Fundamental Techniques
Penalties
Players' roles
- Goalie: Tending Goal, May stop the ball with stick or hands
- Center: Moves full court and leads offensive play and Responsible for face-off and scoring goals
- Two Wings: Cannot cross into the defensive side and Responsible for scoring goals
- Two or Three Defensive players: Responsible for defending their team’s goal and Cannot cross into the offensive side of the playing field
- Stick Handling
- Shooting
- Passing
- Defense
- Fouls or penalties can be assessed for kicking, tripping, pushing or "high sticking," which means playing with the stick high or off the ground.
- Players cannot use their sticks to hit an opponent or throw their sticks, both of which are penalties
- Players who are assessed penalties must sit out of the game for two minutes
- If a foul occurs in the goalie box, the player who was fouled gets a penalty shot, which is a one-on-one shot against the goal, just like in hockey.
Rules
History
Equipment used
- Each team has six players including a goalie
- The goalie is the only player allowed to touch the ball with his hands or feet, and goalies are allowed to throw or roll the ball down the field
- Everyone else must only use their sticks to move the ball
- Players can only swing at the ball on the ground; for safety reasons swinging at the ball in air is not allowed.
- The object is to score more goals than your opponents in the specified game time; each goal is worth one point
- Most games are played with two halves consisting of 15 to 30 minutes each
- Pillo polo, also known as floor hockey in some places, is a popular recreation and physical education game that has been around for over 40 years
- The game can be played both inside and outside and has rules similar to ice hockey.
- All forms of ice hockey such as floor hockey and pillo polo was invented by British soldiers stationed in Canada in the mid-1900s.
- Pillo polo was adopted as a physical fitness sport in many public schools for gym and was a milder, less contact sport for most ages in school.
- Pillo polo is played with 31-inch pillo polo sticks made of foam
- The balls used are round, 7 inches in circumference and also made of foam
- At each end of the field or gym, there should be a hockey or field hockey goal used as the goals
- Most play with a field length of about 30 to 40 yards
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