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Jab: A defensive tactic that has a player poke continuously at the ball to force the attacking player to lose possession.

Indian dribble: A type of dribbling that became popular after the addition of synthetic turf. The dribble includes moving the ball left and right by turning the stick over the ball.

Hacking: Slang term for “stick interference,” a foul called by the referee for tackling another player’s stick instead of the ball.

Goal side: A strategy in marking used to describe a player standing between the opponent and the goal.