What form of hockey is played with a two-pound brass puck?
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Please pick a best answer when you ask a question
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Hockey is more popular
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Ice Hockey. One of the fastest moving exciting sports.....
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The puck would weight .170 kilograms (3 significant figures).
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"A puck, when used in ice hockey, is a hard black disk of vulcanized rubber. A standard puck is one inch thick (25.4 mm), three inches in diameter (76.2 mm) and weighs between 5.5 and 6 ounces (156-170 g). Pucks are often marked with team or league logos on one or both faces."
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Hockey's angels\nSerial Killeuses
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nhl.com   usahockey.com   or google hockey. good luck! its a really fun and exciting game, the best if you ask me.
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I think CBC released a DVD box set (that also aired) called "Hockey: a People's History." I also have formal study in hockey history and a lot of their stuff are very accurate. I think you gotta buy it online though; I haven't seen any stores carry it.
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What the Puck! wear a helmet even if your own the bench, and no yellow ice please, enjoy
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Hockey all the way!! \n\nIn basketball they score almost every time up and down the court, its like a game for people with ADD.  And even the BIGGEST play in basketball is still only worth ANOTHER 2 or 3 points... <yawn>  Lately basketball(pro) has turned into a beauty contest, instead of a team sport.  and 6 Fouls?  gimme a break.  The last 2 minutes of watching men play bumpass takes 20 minutes to watch.\n\nIn hockey they have to work for every single goal, and without a team effort you would fail miserably. (no 81 points by a single player here)  Hockey is much more physically demanding.  Both sports are bothered by inconsistant calls by the refs that hurt the game though.\n\nIf you are talking about playing yourself, whatever you enjoy is best!
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This depends on your style and position to play....\n\nTypically offensive players play with shorter sticks (cut to their upper chest) since this allows them to bring the puck into their body when going around players.\n\nDefencemen like their sticks a bit longer to poke check the puck away from opposing players.... I play D and I like to cut it just below my chin... \n\nAgain cutting it at your nose is OK.... What I would do is start long and before you butt the stick try it out... If it feel confortable, at a certain length, then your done.... If not cut it a bit shorter....
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Brian, are you looking for anything in particular? I am adult male in Ontario Canada.  Have been a hockey fan (GO BRUINS) since I was a kid.  I have been a minor hockey ref for more than 20 years.
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Not the Blues!\n\nGo Stars!!\n\n>>>>>>>>>I'm sure you can find a place to play stick and puck somewhere:  http://www.kyha.org/rinks.htm  This has a list of all the ice rinks in the St. Louis area.
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DO you play hockey!?!?!?\n\noh i like wood
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Here's the answer you're looking for.\n\nhttp://www.all-sports-posters.com/historyoficehockey.html
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Ice hockey pucks used in regulation game play are made of vulcanized rubber.  One assumes they're made the way most rubber things are, which is by pouring rubber into a mold, or two molds and then joining the two pieces.  Then they'd probably get stamped with whatever league logo, and packaged.\n\nPucks are an inch thick by three inches across, and are frozen before games to make them easier to control.\n\nThere are different kinds of pucks... weighted practice pucks, junior pucks, and plastic pucks used in street hockey.\n\n\n***\n\n(After realizing I wasn't 100% sure about how even regulation pucks were made, I went and looked the process up and found a very informative site:  http://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Hockey-Puck.html  Hope that helps!)
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Hockey. Other atheletes hit each other in other sports, but nobody is going FASTER when they hit than a full-speed hockey player.