• What are some differences between Ice Soccer™ and Field Soccer? (18K pdf)
• Why doesn't ICE SOCCER™ use a regular ball?
• Does it have offense?
• All finesse and nuance?
• Is it exciting?
• Could you comment about falls & risk?
• Am I good enough to play?
• How can i get ICE SOCCER started in my school (high school or collage)?

Am I good enough to play?

If you can walk briskly, you can play and enjoy yourself in a casual pick-up game or family outing fun game. If you are in reasonably good shape, you can readily mix it up in organized, competitive play. You do not have to be a proficient, practiced athlete to play and enjoy (unlike a hockey player who has to be a good skater first to then become a hockey player, or a tennis player who must first perfect the serve to be effective in the game).

But there is a lot of room to improve your initial skill level in ICE SOCCER. As you gain confidence on the ice and familiarity with the play of the Boot'r, you will develop techniques for passing, play making, fast-breaking and scoring when on offense and develop interesting moves when on defense. ICE SOCCER can be played at many different levels. The more you play, the more you will learn and improve.