Korfball drill: aimed throw

Aimed throw: 

• aiming at different parts. 
• Repeat first how to throw with 2 hands. 
  • in front of the chest, 
  • thumbs behind the ball, 
  • hands on the sides of the ball (bowl), 
  • feet a little apart, 
  • stretching arms and moving your upper body.
• The children throw from a certain distance. 
• This distance can increase or decrease if necessary during training. 
• The child throws once and then moves on to the next one. 

Learning to aim:

1. Throwing a pilon off a cupboard (big pilon = easy, small pilon = difficult)

2. Throwing a ball off a pilon

3. Aiming the ball in a raised post

4. Aiming the ball into a hoop

• When the children have practiced this, you can make this exercise even more interesting later on by using hats. 
• Once a 'hit' has been made, the children are allowed to pick up a hat, this way a small game is made of it. 
• This can be done when they see that the throwing is going well. 
• By observing the exercise I can see which of the f-pupils is ready to throw with one hand. 
• I can then guide these children to try to throw with 1 hand. 
  • It is important that the ball is on your hand behind your ear, 
  • your left foot is in front (if you're right-handed), 
  • the ball goes past your ear towards the front, 
  • body weight goes from the back leg to the front leg. 
  • and the wrist is flipped, 
  • after stretching it.