Handballexercises for technique warming-up

Description

  • This game can be played as a final game, during training, or as a warm-up. It is appealing because it can be easily differentiated and changed.

Execution

  • Two teams are formed in an area of approximately 10 by 10 metres. One team starts with the ball and tries to pass it 10 times to a teammate.
  • The other team tries to intercept the ball and then also pass it 10 times.

Variations

  • Make the field larger or smaller.
  • Use a different way of passing, such as mandatory bouncing or through the air.
drawing Ten-pass game
Execution
  • 30 seconds jumping jacks
  • 30 seconds sit-ups
  • 30 seconds squats
  • 30 seconds push-ups with arm rotation upwards
  • 30 seconds high knee running in place
  • 30 seconds lunges
  • 30 seconds plank
Execution
  • Run around the entire field.
  • At 1 whistle: touch the ground with one hand.
  • At 2 whistles: touch the ground with both hands.
  • At 3 whistles: jump into the air.
  • At 4 whistles: turn around and run in the opposite direction.
Execution
  • Green passes to player 2, then to player 1, and back to player 2.
  • Player 2 shoots at the goal.
Variations for the Goalkeeper
  • At the hands
  • Top corner left/right
  • Shoulder height left/right
  • Knee height left/right
  • Bouncing balls left/right
  • Low balls left/right

Execution

  • 4 times normal running back and forth
  • 2 times rotating the left arm
  • 2 times rotating the right arm
  • 2 times heel to buttocks
  • 2 times knee lifts
  • 2 times side steps
  • 2 times cross steps
  • 2 times normal running back and forth
  • 2 times sprinting
  • Stretching arms and legs
Execution
  • Everyone has a ball and dribbles within a designated area.
  • Cones are set up, one fewer than the number of participants.
  • At the signal "GO," everyone tries to grab a cone as quickly as possible.
  • The participant who cannot grab a cone is out.
  • Remove one cone each time and repeat the exercise.
  • Who will be the last one remaining?
Execution
  • Roll the ball 5 metres forward and pick it up while running. Do this across the entire field and return around the outside.
  • Throw the ball up and catch it while running. Repeat this across the entire field and return around the outside.
  • Slide sideways across the field with the ball above your head. Do this across the entire field and return around the outside.
  • Make a cross pass sideways with the ball above your head. Repeat this across the entire field and return around the outside.
  • Perform high knees while swinging your arms and holding the ball in one hand. Halfway across the field, kick your heels to your buttocks. Repeat this 2 times.
Execution
  • Player A dribbles and passes to Player B.
  • Player B dribbles and then passes to Player C.
  • Repeat this pattern so that each player takes over the dribble from the previous player.
Setup
  • Divide the group into four teams.
  • Use a deck of playing cards and place the cards face down on the field.
  • Assign each team a type of card: spades, clubs, diamonds, or hearts.
Execution
  • Each team forms a line at their designated cone.
  • The player at the front searches for a card.
  • If the correct card is found, the player takes it back to the team.
  • If the wrong card is found, the player leaves it and returns to the team.
  • The teams take turns collecting the cards.
  • The team that collects all their cards first wins.
Moving with the Ball
  • Dribbling with the ball: right, left, or alternating.
  • Rolling the ball, picking it up, and rolling it again.
  • Throwing the ball up, optionally letting it bounce once, and catching it.
  • Throwing the ball up behind the back and catching it in front again.
Ball Control
  • Circling the ball around the hip.
  • Passing the ball under the knee with each step.
  • Same, with knee lifts.
Football Techniques
  • Football dribble.
  • Keeping the ball in front of you and moving with heel-to-butt or knee lifts.
Tactical Movements
  • Making feint throws while moving.
  • Performing passing movements while moving.
This can make use of an existing outline of a badminton field's lines, or be created with cones.
This serves 3 purposes:

  • Passing
  • Moving to receive the ball
  • Defense

  • You will need 3 pairs of players.
  • Two pairs on opposite ends of the delimited area trying to pass the ball to each other, and one pair in the middle intercepting. 

  • The pairs on each end, can not pass to their partner, they have to pass to the other pair at the other side of the court. 
  • They can not pass the centre point. 
  • The defending pair will either try to touch the person with the ball, or to intercept the pass.
  • Once the defending team succeeds in one of these, then they swap. 
  • If the pass is out of bounds, they also swap.

drawing Playing as the middle player in a game of piggy in the middle involves moving to receive the ball, providing defense and cover, and passing to teammates.
  • Make 6 or 8 columns of players (at least 2 in each column).
  • They will have 2 balls in play, with some time distance. (wait until the first ball reaches the middle point and then the second ball starts being passed around)
  • The players will have to pass the ball and run to the column they just passed the ball to. 
  • They will have to be running when they pass the ball, and change passes after a while (normal, bounce, side, underarm,...)
drawing Passing and receiving the ball in motion.