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Floor hockey is a group of games played on flat floors.

Championship floor hockey game 150303-N-GT589-148
Championship floor hockey game 150303-N-GT589-148

Teams use sticks to hit an object into a goal. This object can be a ball or a puck. A puck is a small, flat disk. Some pucks are closed. Others are open disks with a hole in the middle.

Floorball ball white small
Floorball ball white small

Many people play on foot in a gym. Others wear skates with wheels. These are called roller games. Some players use quad skates. Others use inline skates.

Ball Hockey WC 2
Ball Hockey WC 2

Sticks look different depending on the game. Some sticks have a hook at the end. Other sticks have a flat blade.

Floorball stick blade
Floorball stick blade

Floor hockey has a long history. A man named Sam Jacks made the first rules in 1936. He lived in Canada. He used an open disk with a hole. The Special Olympics also has a floor hockey game. It uses a wide, donut-shaped puck.

Pratt & Whitney - Special Olympics (12893111945)
Pratt & Whitney - Special Olympics (12893111945)

People play these games for fun and fitness. Some use them to train for ice hockey.

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Ball Hockey WC 2.jpg
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