Floorball Skills
Passing
Passing is the act of redirecting the ball to your teammates, and a fundamental Floorball skill. Passing allows players to quickly move the ball around the court, while maintaining posession. There are several types of passes, each with their own distinct advantages and disadvantages.
Sweep Pass
The most common type of pass in floorball, a sweep pass is where you drag the ball several inches before releasing it. It is recommended to lean forward while performing a sweep pass; leaning forward will spin the ball forwards, making it easier for your teammates to receive.
Receiving a Pass
To receive a pass, try to pull the stick back slightly as the ball approaches your blade. If you hold the stick to stiffly, the ball will bounce overtop your blade and you may lose posession.
Shooting
Shooting is the act of redirecting the ball into the opposing team's goal.
Wrist Shot
To perform a wrist shot, you must drag the ball several inches before releasing it. For best results, try to cradle the ball near the curve (or pocket) of your stick blade beforing firing. To shoot the ball into the high area of the net, tilt the blade backwards just as you release your shot.