Blocking is not a basic skill in Field Hockey. The basic skills include dribbling, passing, shooting, and tackling.

Dribbling is the term used for moving the ball forward while keeping it close to the ground.

Passing is the technique used to send the ball to a teammate.

Shooting involves hitting the ball with force towards the goal.

Tackling is the defensive technique used to gain possession of the ball from an opponent.

Push pass, flick pass, and scoop pass are all common types of passes in Field Hockey.

An aerial shot is a shot that is taken while the player is in the air.

Reverse stick shot involves dragging the ball backwards with the stick.

Slap shot is a shot that is taken with a sudden flick of the wrist.

Scoop pass involves lifting the ball over an opponent's stick.

Push pass is a shot that is taken by pushing the ball along the ground.

Reverse stick shot involves hitting the ball with a reverse motion of the stick.

Drag flick is a shot that is taken by dragging the ball towards the goal.

Stickhandling involves dribbling the ball while changing direction quickly.

Striking circle is the area inside the 23-meter line where penalty corners are awarded.