What is worn on the feet in street hockey?
Street hockey two of which resemble street hockey. These two variations are called cosom hockey and floorball. It must be noted however that cosom hockey, and floorball are considered formal subsets of street hockey since they have such different rules. Some regions in North America use "street hockey" in reference to roller hockey, where inline or roller skates are worn to play otherwise the same game. Street hockey is generally played on foot, and when players use inline or roller skates to play, the sport becomes roller hockey or inline hockey. All this terminology can seem confusing to non-players and the general
Street hockey when people started forming street hockey leagues where they played with a ball rather than a puck. In order to recruit players, league leaders and players needed to be specific about what type of street hockey they were asking people to play. An example would be one player speaking to another potential player - Bill - "Hey Joe I think you would be a good player in my street hockey league." Joe "What type of league is it? Ball or puck?" Bill - "It's a ball hockey league." There are difference between dek hockey and ball hockey in terms of