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Rink hockey

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description Rink hockey Overview

Rink hockey, also known as quad hockey or hardball hockey, is a roller sport in which players use quad skates to maneuver a hard ball using curved sticks. Governed internationally by World Skate, the sport is particularly popular in Latin European and South American countries such as Spain, Portugal, Argentina, and Italy. It is played on a rectangular rink with rules similar to ice hockey but adapted for the mechanics of roller skating. The sport reached a broader international audience when it was featured as a demonstration sport at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.

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Rink hockey ranks #55 of 293 in the Stick Sport ranking, behind Showdown, ahead of Bojutsu.

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What equipment is used to play rink hockey?

Rink hockey is played using quad skates rather than inline skates, and players use curved wooden sticks to control a ball. Goalkeepers wear specialized protective padding and a helmet with a face cage to stop high-speed shots.

How is rink hockey different from inline hockey?

While inline hockey is typically played with a puck and inline skates on a dry surface, rink hockey uses a ball and traditional quad skates. Additionally, rink hockey is played on a smoother surface and has rules more closely resembling ice hockey rather than street hockey.

Was rink hockey ever an Olympic sport?

Yes, rink hockey was featured as a demonstration sport at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. Argentina won the gold medal in the men's tournament during this brief Olympic appearance.

Which countries are most successful in international rink hockey?

Spain, Argentina, and Portugal are historically the most dominant forces in international rink hockey competitions. These three nations frequently contend for and win the FIRS Roller Hockey World Cup and the European Championship.

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