Ice hockey is a fast-paced team sport played on an ice rink, where players use sticks to shoot a puck into the opponent's goal. It emphasizes speed, agility, and teamwork, with physical contact and strategic play as key elements of the game.

Inline roller hockey is a variation of hockey played on a smooth surface with inline skates and a puck. It emphasizes speed, balance, and precision, offering a fast and exciting version of hockey where players maneuver on wheels instead of ice.

Quad roller hockey is played on a smooth surface with quad skates and a ball, combining elements of traditional hockey with the unique movement dynamics of quad skates. It focuses on agility, control, and teamwork in a dynamic and fast-moving game.

Street hockey is a casual, outdoor version of hockey played on pavement or asphalt with a ball or puck and sneakers or inline skates. It emphasizes creativity, teamwork, and adaptability, making it accessible and fun for players of all ages.

Floor hockey is an indoor variant played on a hard surface with plastic sticks and a lightweight ball or puck. It emphasizes agility, quick reflexes, and teamwork, offering an accessible and fast-paced version of hockey that can be played in gyms or community centers.

Broomball is a unique, ice-based sport similar to hockey, but played with a ball and broom-like sticks, often with players wearing special shoes instead of skates. It emphasizes balance, strategy, and teamwork, providing a fun and inclusive way to enjoy the excitement of ice sports without the need for skating skills.