Interior hockey: a sport for psichologically handicaped people
Miguel Ángel Cartés
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Cartés, M. A. (2000). Interior hockey: a sport for psichologically handicaped people. Apunts. Educación Física y Deportes, 60, 54-58.
Abstract
In this article we would like to present a sport born from the adaptation of ice hockey, from a proposal of 5.0.Canada to improve the level of participation in the winter championships of the Special Olympics. With the adaptation of the ground (any sporting area), of material (stick and disk), learning process, technical regulations, rules and the exclusion of skates, indoor hockey was born as a collective sport of 6 players on the field with a minimum of 8 players and a maximum of 11. It is played in 3 parts of 9 minutes with a change of players every 3 minutes. It is a sport that has given and can offer even more possibilities of participation to sports persons of all levels with different limitations, given that it is fast and easy to learn and very “happy”. That’s why in the not so distant future it will change into a sport in itself as well as a new didactic recourse for all professionals of physical education.
ISSN: 1577-4015
Published: July 01, 2000
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