### activity | game:

Hockey
* also gives people an excuse to band together and create a subculture.
* are games
  - located in sporting events
  - sport games
  - sports
  - team sports
* beautiful sport when it is played the way it's supposed to be played.
* business, but it business that involves people.
* can be an expensive sport
  - one of the fastest sports
* contact sport, so there is nothing wrong about playing physically
* continuous learning experience.
* cycle, like a turning wheel.
* enters the world of big-league sports.
* fast and physical sport, which lends itself to action the fans love.
* fast-paced team sport that requires skill, strength and endurance.
* fast-paced, competitive game
  - exciting sport
* force of nature.
* fun sport to watch and play.
* game in which an object is struck to move it, much like soccer.
* game of brawn and beauty
  - great skill
  - mistakes
  - momentum
  - odd-man situations
  - speed and skill
  - played by six good players and the home team
  - that's driven by passion and emotion, from start to finish
* great sport, perhaps one of the most difficult there is to learn
* has a rich and colorful history that rivals the history of any other sport
  - many rules
  - more life time values than any other sport
* includes regulation time
  - second periods
* is about emotion.
* is an expensive sport to play, with full equipment packages costing hundreds of dollars
  - extremely physical sport
  - outdoor game
  - believed to date from the earliest civilizations
  - by far the most underappreciated of the major professional sports
  - considered tops with many among body contact sports
  - divided into leagues according to ability
  - hockey
  - known as a hard-hitting, collision sport
  - learned by moving
  - made for television
* is one of the oldest sports played in North America
  - sport where players practice least their shots
  - sport where players least practice their shots
  - only one of the sports that has deteriorated into a game of spending money
  - our religion and our life
  - part of our culture and our daily lives
* is played by both men and women at the Olympic games , and at world championships
  - kids in basements and on streets and on frozen ponds
  - much different than any other sport in the industry
  - on ice and soccer, well, is just soccer
  - throughout New Zealand and has become a very strong and popular sport
  - within the confines of wood, steel and plastic barriers
  - probably one of the most popular winter sports
  - religion up North
  - still a minority sport in most U.S. cities
* is the best sport in the world, and when two teams are rivals that really come out
  - invented
  - country's national passion
  - fastest growing sport in North America
* is the fastest team game in the world, and to many the greatest
  - greatest game on earth
* is the greatest sport in the world
  - of all
  - language of politics
  - most popular sport in Canada
  - national sport
  - ultimate team sport
  - world's fastest game, which means things are constantly changing
  - usually the sport that generally is seen as the most violent sport
* live online fantasy hockey game.
* minority sport in New Jersey, as it is in most places where sunscreen is used.
* non-physical contact stick and ball game played by two squads of up to sixteen players.
* often is seen by parents as boring and overly violent.
* part of our culture and heritage.
* physical game.
* physical, emotional game that becomes more physical and emotional as teams get familiar.
* plays a big role at Six Nations.
* progressive sport.
* requires speed as well as upper and lower body strength.
* rough, aggressive game.
* slippery game, played on ice.
* sport almost every one enjoys
  - for white men
  - of momentum
  - played with the heart - and for the heart
* territorial game much like football.
* tool for life.
* true international sport.
* unique game, in that it often ends in a tie.
+ Ice hockey: Skating :: Winter Olympic sports
  * They try to win the Stanley Cup at the end of the year. In North America, women play in the Canadian Women's Hockey League and the Western Women's Hockey League. In North America and Europe, men's hockey is much more popular than women's hockey. Hockey is played by both men and women at the Olympic games, and at world championships. Ice hockey began in Canada in the 19th century. The major and the minor. The minor is the main one the referee will call during a game and the players have to go in the penalty box for two minutes. The major is when players fight with each other or when someone did something very dangerous. Most of time players are kicked out of the games but in a fight they only get 5 minutes in the penalty box.