Jack at 3/13/2012 6:40:44 PM
Jukka, If I wanted to teach Floorball in PE or start an afterschool club, where would you recommend I purchase equipment? Hopefully I can find it reasonably priced. Please send me rules and info on the sport! jcarroll@k12albemarle.org Thanks!
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Jukka Kotti at 7/1/2011 2:03:20 PM
RE: Floorball?
Hello, Floorball sticks do not leave marks or scratch floor surfaces. We have played on a hardwood floor (basketball court) almost three years and the floor is in perfect condition. There are naturally small markings left on the top surface from sticks but they can be wiped away --> no permanent damage. Floor Hockey is played at some places and it appears like it has a tendency to be too tough on almost any kind of a gym floor. Then as the Floorballers show up the responsible party thinks that Floorball sticks must damage the floor too.  However that is not the case. The Floorballers inherent in this way a problem from the other group with big wooden sticks. You must wonder - is it not an issue in Europe too? The answer is that Floor Hockey does not hardly exist over there - therefore no problem. According to other sources it may be possible that even basketball is more damaging to a gym floor as compared to Floorball... Testimonial regarding floorball and floo
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