I have switched positions in ice hockey(from Defense to Forward)?
963740
I made that switch once. I had to work much more on my stick handling, my speed, and accuracy of shots. I also had to work on taking face-offs. The next year I chose to go back to defense.
385345
i play man to man and the 3 2 shifting zone but when in the zone play it with your small forwad hes in the middle you can see everything when playing man to man play the guy thats the weakest on their team no matter who you r or you can go to defensive stratagies and assign players to gaurd who you want them too......
973474
Goalie for the Leafs. I wouldn't mind being the third string back up, just to be on the line-up is good enough for me.
94027
do what i do, do finger push-ups for a strong grip on the ball. and to learn to prevent turnovers, go to a park or school find a three sided handball court and work on passing to your front, left, and right. it worked for me, my turnover per game improved this season, from 4.6 to 1.4
1042703
Oh yes!!!!\n\nI am almost the same way, but I am a goalie.  You will never know unless you try.  Try out for both.  If you do not make A than maybe you will make B.\n\nGood Luck!!!!!
789018
Leave it on and this is how you get around that situation.\n\nYou can go into edit profile for each player which will allow you to switch their position.  You can switch OL to DL and vice versa.  You can switch LB's to HB's and vice versa.  You can also switch WR's with DB's as well.  When you switch them, their overall changes to what it would be at their new position, which is almost always significantly lower then before.  You can drop 99 overall DE's to 40 somethind LG's, sign them to a 7 year, league minimum contract, and then switch them back.\n\nThe only key is to make sure you have depth somewhere at one of those positions so you can make it work.\n\nAlso, a great glitch in the system is the trade deadline move.  If you have a good record (5-0, 4-0, 4-1, 3-1) it is almost always a lock that you can trade your 1st round pick to the team with the worst record (or one of the worst records) at that time for their 1st, 2nd and 4th rounders.  Sometimes it will be 1st, 2nd, 3rd, other times maybe 1st, 3rd, and 4th, but either way, you get extra picks, and you'll move up in the draft.
491518
learn as you go from players and other coaches. i got tricked into it once and knew nothing except get the ball in the other sides goal. i learnt from players mostly.
394153
You are describing a basic substitution with a position change afterward. Those happen all the time. But to answer your question, you could do a double switch that doesn't involve the pitcher. Say your starting left fielder gets hurt diving for a ball and they have to take him out of the game. The left fielder's position is due up first the next inning, but the new left fielder is a weak hitter. The manager can make a double switch (say, take out both the first baseman and the left fielder at the same time) and put the two new players in either vacated position of the batting order. That's really how a double switch works. It's most common with pitchers, but there is no rule that says it's the only way to do it.
1051993
A shift is the amount of time a player spends consecutively on the ice before returning to the bench for a rest.  For defensemen this period is usually 60-90 seconds and 35-50 for forwards
365959
Defense cause that is what I play
408363
Check my name I've played keeper for two years and i keep taking guy's spots who have played there 5x longer and i play for a nationally ranked club team
884050
I play.  Two teams, one women's C team and one coed C, both USA Hockey recreational, around 15 teams per division.
968173
Friend,\nI didn't learn to play hockey until I was 34.\nPlaying in adult leagues is not to be compared to high school or college games.  The speed alone would wipe us out.  But the principles are the same.............positioning is the key.  You have to read the plays and anticipate where to be.  Your position on the ice is the key to your success or failure.
668061
Lol hehe. Are ya switching teams now? :-O Lol HUH
42514
Learn a new position. A lot of times a coach will see something in a player that will make them better in another position. It is a team sport and changing position might be whats best for the team. Great volleyball players are the ones with soild all around games. One dimensional players usually don't go very far. Discuss it in a positive manner with your coach. Good luck and practice hard.
667283
it depend on hu u played agnst????...If he or she was a looser then ur obviously nt tested!!......u need to play agnst the best player(team)...to chek urself
748098
Up your b---, down your spine\nCould you play defense this time?