Charging

What is Charging in hockey?

How to understand a hockey term Charging?

What is the definition of Charging in hockey?

Charging is a penalty called when a player takes more than three strides without gliding to make a hit or leaves his feet to make a body check.

Charging can be a difficult penalty to see in real-time. The league is continually instructing officials to call this kind of penalty as it often leads to injuries.

It could also be called when a player body checks a goaltender when they are in the crease.

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