Field Hockey News

As much as field hockey is focused on an individual, that particular player’s performance won’t mean much by the end of a game unless they’re working successfully with the rest of their teammates. Everyone needs to be working in unison with one another in order to advance toward that singular goal in their sight on the horizon. There are certain instances where creating team chemistry and cultivating an environment of selfless teamwork is easier than other times, but it’s not always something that comes naturally. So how can field hockey coaches help make this happen throughout the course of a season? [Read More>]

For any serious field hockey player, there is a desire to stand out while on the field. In turn, doing so means they’ll also be standing out to the people watching them play – like coaches. There are different situations in which this will impact your field hockey career, but the most important one of all will be to stand out to the adult who coaches your team. Of all the favorable qualities any young athlete can have, none is better than being coachable and being open to constructive criticism. After all, this is the only real way you can grow [Read More>]

As a field hockey player, do you know exactly what you should be doing in order to find success on the pitch? It takes a lot of knowledge, discipline, and instincts to do so. Here are five mistakes you should try to avoid when you find yourself in that particular situation. Watching the Ball Whether you’re in possession of the ball or not, field hockey is a game of constant movement and focus. That means you can’t get caught daydreaming at any time! Knowing the location of the ball is important, but it’s more important to know what the player with [Read More>]

Revolution Field Hockey Camps are the only youth camps you’ll need to take your field hockey game to the next level. We’re proud to be top-rated within the industry, and we developed these programs with the sole purpose of providing young athletes a chance to improve in both a fun and positive environment. Each year, some of the sport’s best coaches and athletes join the Revolution in order to build up your confidence and passion in the sport of field hockey as much as possible. Each camp we put on throughout 13 different states across the country is based upon the [Read More>]

What makes field hockey players stand out to coaches on a consistent basis? Contrary to popular belief, it’s not usually the fancy stick skills or anything else that garners a bunch of attention. Doing the simple things consistently and effectively will help separate you from the pack. Here are five things coaches look for in field hockey players. Sound Fundamentals The saying goes that you can’t have a house without a solid foundation, and the same is true in sports – field hockey is no different! There will probably always be players that have flashier skills than you or a flair [Read More>]

We know how much of a commitment it is to sign up for a Revolution Field Hockey Camp in the summer, so making sure the experience of registering and getting all the necessary information beforehand is of utmost importance. Being sensitive to this part of the process is why we’ve been so successful since opening our doors all the way back in 2002. More than 10,000 players have joined the Revolution during this time and we’re looking forward to the next 10,000! There are a number of different factors that must be considered when signing up for a summer field hockey [Read More>]

Revolution Field Hockey Camps are the best way to help take your game to the next level over a short period of time each summer, but what about the rest of the offseason? We want to make sure that you’re putting yourself in the best possible position for success each year. The start of a new season is always exciting, but are you avoiding some common mistakes? The following five things are what you should be doing in the preseason. Give Yourself Plenty of Time It’s important that you head into preseason workouts with a certain fitness foundation so you’re not [Read More>]