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A player could turn sideways to the goal, winds up with the stick behind them and swings through the puck. The power for the shot comes from the player transferring his weight from the back legs through the body, down the arms and right through to the stick. The weight of the stick also affects the players ability to play to the full potential, so if the player gets a lighter stick it will make them play better.

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Excess body fat would affect the hockey player's ability to move freely around the field, and the extra weight will increase fatigue. Added weight would affect the way the player is able to preform.
Body Composition of Field Hockey Players - Topend Sports

https://www.topendsports.com › sport › hockey › anthrop...

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Once the ball is hit the force at which the field hockey stick hits the ball, is what will be driving the ball forward. However at the same time the friction created between the ball and ground will be acting against the ball this eventually getting to stop.
The Physics of Field hockey Friction - Prezi
https://prezi.com › the-physics-of-field-hockey-friction

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Field hockey is played on grass, so moving the ball from one side of the field is much harder  moving an ice hockey puck across an ice rink. The reason for this is due to a force called friction.

Field Hockey Physics - Topend Sports
https://www.topendsports.com › sport › hockey › physics

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Equal and opposing forces in the third law. When a player us dribbling the ball, they are only putting force on the one side of the ball to push it forward. There isn't anything on the other side of the ball to stop them or to interrupt their dribbling

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a game played between two teams of eleven players who use hooked sticks to drive a small hard ball toward goals at opposite ends of a field.

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The second law of motion is about force, force is mass times acceleration. All field hockey balls are made the same so the acceleration depends on the player and how hard they hit it. Therefore, force is different with every player and with different types of hits.

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Stopping and/or receiving a pass, in field hockey, is an examples of the first law. This is due to the fact that the object in motion, the field hockey ball, continues to stay in motion until it is acred upon by an outside non-zero net force, which would be the field hockey stick stopping the ball.