The philosophy of the rules

2. The philosophy of the rules

3. The philosophy of the rules

4. The philosophy of the rules • My statement: A thorough understanding of the rules and the philosophy behind these enables you to perform more consistent due to enhanced awareness and judgement skills which in time supports the development of the game of hockey. Increased consistency will earn you a higher degree of respect and acknowledgement on the ice from all participants

5. The philosophy of the rules • Why are the rules being changed and updated? • Players physical condition • Stronger, bigger and faster • Teams gain advanteges on specific rules • Risk management • Increase value for spectators • Experiences from other sports

6. The philosophy of the rules • Which philosophies exist when adding rules to the rulebook: • Games must be played in a safe and fair environment • Injuries must be kept to a minimum • Avoid unneccesary delays during the game and minimize stoppages • Reestablish chances for players who has been illegally put out of play • Allow skilled players to show their talent • Allow players to have fun • Make the game exiting and interesting for the spectators • Keeping the spirit of hockey

7. The philosophy of the rules • Teamwork (30 minutes) • 4 groups • Define the philosophies used for rules in the rulebook • Feedback

8. The philosophy of the rules (A) • Rule 550 og 551 • Rule 570 • Rule 530 • Rule 471

9. The philosophy of the rules (B) • Rule 566 • Rule 512 • Rule 490 • Rule 537

10. The philosophy of the rules (C) • Rule 529 • Rule 508 • Rule 531 • Rule 492

11. The philosophy of the rules (D) • Rule 555 • Rule 520 • Rule 534 • Rule 450