Competitive games for your everyday handball training. Jörg Madinger

Competitive games for your everyday handball training

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Introduction

Handball needs quick and correct decisions in each game situation. This can be trained playfully and diversely through handball-specific games. These 60 exercises are divided into seven categories and train the playing skills.

The book deals with the following subjects:

- Team ball variants

- Team play with different targets

- Tag games

- Sprint and relay race games

- Ball throwing and transportation games

- Games from other types of sports

- Complex closing game variants

The exercises are illustrated and described in an easy, comprehensible manner. They can be immediately integrated in every training unit. Various difficulty levels, additional notes, and possible variations allow for adjustment to each age group and group size.

Sample figure:

1st English edition released on 31 Mar 2017

German original edition released on 18 Sep 2015

Published by DV Concept

Editors, Design and Layout: Jörg Madinger, Elke Lackner

Proofreading and English translation: Nina-Maria Nahlenz

ISBN: 978-3-95641-185-4

The book and its contents are protected by copyright. No reprinting, photomechanical reproduction, storing or processing in electronic systems without the publisher’s written permission.

Key

Attacker/Player

Defending player

Cone

Small gym mat

Safety mat

Ball box

Small vaulting box

Large vaulting box

Small vaulting box, upside down

Hoop, bucket

Medicine ball, soft ball, tennis ball

soccer ball

Balance bench

Handball pyramid

Dice

Coordination ladder

Bars

Basketball basket

Category: Team ball variants

No. 1: Team ball: Basic version and variant

Minimum number of players: 6

Difficulty level:

Equipment required: 1 handball, 4 cones, playing field suitable for number of players

Setting:

- Define a suitable field with cones (suitable for the number of players and their level of performance).

- Make two teams.

Course (figure 1):

- The team who has the ball tries to play a certain number of passes (5/10) while trying to keep the players of the defending team from touching the ball (A).

- If they manage to play the defined number of passes, they get a point and the other team gets the ball.

- The team who has the fewest points at the end must do a predefined exercise (2 accelerating runs, for example).

Variant (figure 2):

- The team only gets a point if the player (

here) who played a pass (A) to his teammate (

) receives the ball again immediately (C) – return pass.

- For this purpose,

must get into space immediately after he played the pass (B).

- Passing to another teammate (

) (D) is also allowed; the players do not get a point for this however.

No. 2: Team ball with additional running exercises