shinty

SHINTY

Index:

1. Introduction

2. Its origins

3. Its rules

4. Its benefits and values

5. Its evolution

6. Famous players

7. Conclusion

INTRODUCTION:

• what is shinty?
  
• Scottish sport
• Similar to field hockey

ITS ORIGINS:

• Scotland
• Used to be played between clans
• 5th century BC
• 17th century

do 's

don'ts

AND

• Kick the ball
• Push/trip/kick or attack an opponent
• Use the caman violently
• Use foul language

• Play the ball in the air
• Dribble
• Tackling
• Blocking
• Shoulder to shoulder contact
• Stop the ball with your feet

ITS BENEFITS & VALUES

5th century BC

6-7-8th century:

10th October 1893:

1589:

1960s:

1990s:

2001:

ITS EVOLUTION:

• used to train warriors
• mainly for men
• creation of a "formalised" women's shinty in the 1990s
• camanachd: scottish gaelick for shinty, its ancestor

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• Former shinty player from Kinggussie
• Badenoch Lafies

Kirsty Deans

• retired Scottish player
• Kinggussie Camanachd
• the only man to have ever scored more than 1000 goals in the sport
  

Ronald Ross

• former shinty player from Newtonmore
• Won 12 Camanachd cup medals (record)

FAMOUS PLAYERS:

David "Tarzan" Ritchie

CONCLUSION:

• Scottish sport with lots of benefits
• Comes from a long time ago
• Not such a well known sport
• Played by both men and women