Korfball drills
Skipping Ropes. It seems almost too obvious to be true, but regular rope jumping exercises the muscles you need for a vertical jump. To do this, use a hard surface with plenty of room for the rope in all directions. Try to exercise for 15 to 20 minutes a day.
- Do not jump with one, but with two feet at the same time.
- Train to jump faster and faster. Start slowly with a hop between each jump to keep your balance. When you notice that you are getting better at rope jumping, drop the hop and spin the rope faster.
- If you want to do something other than jumping rope, try running up and down stairs. This is a similar workout and exercises many of the same muscles.
- At each basket 3 attackers and 3 defenders
- Keep an ideal triangle
- You may only be out of square for 3 seconds
- Move inside every time
- Pressure
- Defenders run along
- Defenders use their arms
- Defenders full pressure
- Scoring change function
- 30 sec jumping jacks
- 30 sec sit ups
- 30se squats
- 30 sec push up and turn arm up
- 30 sec high knee running in place
- 30 sec lunges
- 30 sec plank
- Player 1 throws to an oncoming player 2,
- This player throws the ball to the cone where he came from, to player 3 and joins the other cone.
- In case of threes, the pair starts without the ball.
- Each player shoots from behind the basket at 3 meters.
- We work in threes.
- You try to make a series as high as possible.
- For each team there is a pawn on the line, the number of goal of the series may this pawn with large steps forward (without jumping).
- Which group is first to the other side and back with its pawn.
- Walking from line to line, trunk straight and with every step the knee should touch the ground.
- This is done with a ball above the head and arms outstretched.
- For more powerful athletes, this can be done with a heavier ball...
- Stand with both feet on the Stability Trainer, halfway round,
- Place it preferably 3 to 4 meters from the basket.
- Now try to score as many goals as possible within a certain amount of time.
- Sit on the floor with a ball in your hands.
- Tuck your legs in so that you only have contact with the ground with your rear end
- Now tap the ball from left to right as far as possible within a given time...
- Make two teams.
- The goal is to get the ball to the other side of the line.
- You do this by standing in plank position and then pushing the ball to the other person who is standing further down in plank position.
- Then you run to the front and stand in a holding position and wait for the ball to come.
- The team that gets to the other side first wins.
- Ball is played from the support to the left or right, running out to the playing side.
- The outrunner gets the ball back and plays the broken through player from the other side.
- If you have a player in the back of the field, they also break through at the moment the ball is played in from the front.
- Make pairs at the hive.
- Place two hats approximately 2.5 meters apart and 2.5 meters from the basket, as shown on the diagram.
- Player 1 starts in the middle, Player 2 starts as passer/rebounder under the basket.
- Player 1 makes a fierce running line to the one hat, receives the ball on the outside hand and passes back.
- Player 1 makes a fierce run to the other hat and scores a short chance.
- You do this for 1 minute, after this you switch.
- The baskets are in the middle of the box/field lengthwise
- Player with ball under the post.
- Player 1 takes the through ball and passes to player 3. Who takes a through ball and goes to the spot of 1.
- 3 minutes of running from line to line and scoring through balls on the front underhand and on the back overhand. At 50% speed.
After each minute, the declarer switches without stopping the exercise. - 3 minutes at 75%.
- 1.5 minutes at 100% but slow down
- 3 minutes at 75%
- 3 minutes at 50%
- 3 minutes of running from line to line and scoring through balls on the front underhand and on the back overhand. At 50% speed.