Korfballexercises for technique 1,5 meter / corona / covid-19

• Players stand in a circle with a ball each
• In the middle lies a ball. (large ball)
• Try to hit the ball.
• You may keep the ball in the circle using your feet

• Jump where you stand:
  • Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
  • Focus on a point on the floor and hop up and down where you are standing.
• Side Jump:
  • Stand up straight, keeping your hands in front of you, and jump from side to side.
• Butt Kicks:
  • Stand up straight, and keep running standing in place while shooting your heel up touching your buttocks with each step.
• High Stepping:
  • Raise the leg with the knee at a 90-degree angle.
  • Alternate quickly with the other leg.
• Standing bike crunches:
  • Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
  • Bring your knee to your opposite elbow.
  • Return to starting position and repeat with the other side (abdomen/legs).
• Sumo squat:
  • Stand with feet 6-12 inches apart.
  • Extend arms in front of you.
  • Lower your body until your thighs are parallel to the floor.
  • Return to starting position and repeat (legs / buttocks)
• Jumping rope without a rope:
  • Hold your arms at your side as if you were holding the end of a jump rope in each hand.
  • Jump up and come down on the ball of each foot, alternating between twisting your wrists as if you were spinning a rope.
• Jumpingrope without a rope:
  • Keeping your arms at your sides, pretend you are holding the end of a jump rope in each hand.
  • Jump up with 2 feet, while simultaneously twisting your wrists as if you were twirling a rope.
• Arm Swings clockwise:
  • Stand on the floor with your arms extended straight out to the sides at shoulder height.
  • Move your arms rapidly in a clockwise motion in large circles (arms)
• Arm Swings counterclockwise:
  • Stand on the ground with arms extended straight out to the side at shoulder height.
  • Move your arms quickly in large counterclockwise circles (arms)
• Toy soldiers:
  • Start with feet shoulder-width apart. Keep your legs and arms extended.
  • Kick your left leg up until your right hand touches your toes.
  • Repeat with the other side (stomach/legs/arm/shoulder).

• One player for one minute
• Place four hats around the basket at about 3/4 of a meter, one in front, one on the left, one on the right and one behind the basket.
• The shooter starts in front of the basket.
• The receiver stands with the ball under the basket.
• The active player receives the ball and shoots, then walks directly to the next pawn next to the basket. Walk left for 1 minute and shoot on the move at each pawn.
• After one minute, switch from catch to active player.
• Do the same but walk to the right.

Doubles:

1. Number 1 in front of the basket (6 meters),
2. Number 2 with ball under the basket. 1 pawn left or right of the basket at about 4 to 6 metres.
3. Number 2 throws the ball to number 1.
4. Number 1 puts the ball on the ground and runs to the pawn and around it towards the basket.
5. In the meantime, number 1 runs to the ball on the ground and passes it to number 2 for a deep pass.
6. This is repeated until 8 balls have been made.

• The pace is important:
  • The runners may not stand still, but you may not run too slowly.
  • The timing of the passing must be correct.

Circulation warm-up

• This consists of a loose walk-in for 5 to 10 minutes with various light movements for arms, legs and torso.
• By doing this you actively bring the function of the heart, lungs, nervous system and muscular system to a higher level than the resting level.

Stretching

Pairs:

1. Number 1 with the ball starts in front of the basket.
2. Number 2 stands left or right in front of the basket.
3. Number 1 throws to number 2 and then pulls away to the side where number 2 is not standing.
   • So number 2 is on the left side of the basket, number 1 walks to the right side of the basket.
4. Number 2 throws the ball to number 1, after which number 1 shoots.
5. Number 1 must catch his own ball.
6. During the shot of number 1, number 2 sprints to the pawn, which is on a random spot on the field.
   • Place on the pitch depends on the child's level.
7. If number 1 hits the ball, he/she gets one point, if number 1 catches the ball before number 2 reaches the cone, number 1 also gets one point.
   • so possibility of getting 2 points
8. Change function.

• The first to get 6 points wins (variation possible).
• Is the sprinting too easy: add an extra pawn, which increases the sprint distance and for example makes a fast turn.

• Start and finish line, caps are scattered around the field.
• The number of caps is the number of players in the team x 2.
• Caps are brought to the end line one by one, the team that finishes first wins.

• The pawns stand 10 metres apart and in a square.
• The 9th pawn is the trainer or a passer.
• The players walk zigzagging around the pawns.
• They get the ball unexpectedly (= not in order) and throw it back to the person who throws it.
• They do this in the run without running with the ball.
• The ball is played to them cleanly / too low / too high / over the ground.

• 1 runs towards 3 and gets the ball from 2 and throws it to 3 and runs with a bow to the place of 2.
• 2 runs towards 4 and gets the ball from 3, throws to 4 and takes the place of 3.
• 3 runs towards 5 and gets the ball from 4 etc.

• We make 2 rows of 5.
• One row is next to each other at a distance of 2 meters, the other row is opposite at about 10 meters.
• You throw the ball to each other with one hand, sometimes with the left, sometimes with the right.
• The ball must be tight.
• Throw with each hand 25 times.
• Then you run towards the ball, which is played to you at 5 metres too high.
• You have to jump to catch the ball.
• Play the ball back to the other player in the jump.
• You both do this 15 times.

• Two rows of five opposite each other, about ten meters, with a mutual distance of two meters.
• You throw the ball with your right to the right side of your fellow player, who catches with his right and throws the ball to your right hand.
• You catch the ball with one hand. Do this 25 times with the right and 25 times with the left.
• Then you run towards your team-mate and, from five metres, the ball is passed to your right arm.
• Catch, jump up and place back.
• Do this 15 times with the right and 10 times with the left.

• You stand about seven metres apart.
• You play the ball to the player who is running away, she catches it and you pass her to the other side and back.
• The first time you do that with two hands, the second time you throw back with the outside hand.
• That means you throw with the right hand one time and with the left hand the next time and on the way back the other way around.