Adam Falla

Field Hockey Coach

Adam Falla is a Field Hockey Coach and the Director at Leap Hockey in Austin, Texas. Adam co-founded Leap Hockey, an online platform to help players develop their skills & hockey fitness. Adam has been coaching for over 25 years in the UK & US and was one of the US Men's Masters Coaches at the Exin World Cup in Teresa, Spain 2018. He has also been the Head Coach at Lonestar FHC.

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How to

Play Hockey

Learn the rules, skills, & positions that will help your team winHockey is a full-contact sport played on an ice rink between 2 teams made up of 6 players each. You score goals by shooting the puck into your opponent's g...

How to Put On Shin Guards for Soccer, Field Hockey & More

Find the right style and size to prevent injury and enhance your gameShin guards are a type of protective equipment used to prevent injuries to the lower leg during sports games. Some sports like soccer require all playe...

How to

Play Field Hockey

Nothing is more satisfying than whacking a small, hard ball with a large field hockey stick. In field hockey, you also get to dribble that ball, flick it, roll it, and more. To start playing, you need some basic gear, in...

How to

Flick in Field Hockey

The flick is an important movement in field hockey, in which a player shoots or “flicks” the ball by elevating it with their stick. It’s the move that a player uses to shoot penalties, but it’s also very useful i...

How to

Be a Better Field Hockey Player

Looking for tips on how to improve your hockey skills? It takes training and practice, but with the right approach, you can turn yourself into a better field hockey player.