Handballexercises for u9

  • A1 tips forward to pilon 1. At pilon A1 passes the ball to A2, which has passed to pilon 2 and so on to A4.
  • A4 finishes on target.
  • A1 goes to A2 and onwards.
  • A4 takes ball after finishing and joins the line behind A2.
  • Expanding 1) by taking away pilons
  • Expanding 2) is by adding defenders (passive)
  • Expand 3) A1 has started inside and receives ball from A4
drawing Passing in groups of 4
  • finish passing
  • 1 tips forward.
  • 2 runs along.
  • 1 plays to 2.
  • 2 passes, 3 finishes on target.
  • 1 joins in the back of row 2.
  • 2 has finished, takes ball and joins row 1.
  • Expandable with jump shots and possibly 1 defender
drawing passing and finishing in pairs
  • 4 players per group
  • 3 players play the ball around to each other
  • 1 player tries to tap the ball away.
  • When this succeeds, a new player stands in the middle.
  • First only play straight passes, then bounce passes, lastly play straight and bounce passes
drawing Taking the ball
  • Two teams with 2 or 3 hoops each. 
  • Attackers try to lay a trap in an enemy hoop. 
  • Variants, not tipping
drawing Hoop game
  • Defender in a hoop, while attacker 1 and 2 bounce
  • Expand to 2 defenders in a hoop and finally 1 loose defender
drawing Bounce
  • Three kids in a row, one kid in front. 
  • The front of the row throws to the child in front and connects to the back. 
  • Each time another child is in front and vary (bounce, jumpshot, 3 steps)
  • You can also make a game out of it with another row.
drawing Passing row
  • Divide over left & right with one ball
  • Each time you cross over
    • Sprinting to the pole 
    • Connect at the back of the row 
drawing cross-change
  • Each striker has one ball and there is one defender defending a mat
  • The striker passes the ball to the passing point and gets the ball back.
  • From here the attacker makes a passing move: pull over, dragging, mock pass, nillpass, land on 1 leg following with the body
  • The attacker has to push the ball onto the mat, when you've done it you walk through the ladder
drawing Passing movements & defending