Korfball drills

• Make 2 teams of 4 players.
• Hats!
• Gather between the 4 baskets.
• The attacking team gets the ball and can choose which basket to attack.
• This is to encourage them to look for free space.
• The other team follows, intercepts the ball?
• Then they choose. Do this the first 5 minutes.
• Then another variant.
• Divide all players over 4 teams. Each team gets its own basket and must defend it.
• If one team has the ball, they choose where to attack.

• In a field of nine squares the aim is to make 3 in a row (butter, cheese and eggs).
• Two teams have a pair of 2 players ready.
• One runs to a square to occupy it, the other dribbles through the pawns and plays the ball to the square.
• Only when the ball is received in the box it may remain there.
• When both players of the team have run back, the next two may play.

• 1 declarer throws the ball to the person in front of the basket then he takes a shot if the ball is caught under the basket he then goes inside and takes a through ball finally he then takes a short chance.
• Point count:
  • Shot counts 2x
  • Walkthrough counts 1x
  • Short chance counts 1x
• 5min long and then look per basket who has the most points = 2 times

• there are 3 tickers.
• The other players bounce to the center line,
• the taggers try to tap the ball away.

• 5 men per basket.
• Players A start as attackers in front of the basket.
• Players V start as defenders, 1.5 arms' length away from the shooter.
• Player C starts with the ball in the box.
• Attacker A must try to score through the 1 on 1 duel.
• It does not matter how (distance, evasion, dlb).
• When the attacker has the ball in his hands, the defender has to close the gap. D
• he defender is not allowed to tap or block balls.
• The V must show that she is with the attacker, but must allow the shot.
• This can be done by the defender placing her hand just above the attacker's shoulder.
• After 1 minute, the V has to change position.

• Two baskets facing each other.
• Under each basket, a declarer with the ball.
• The players in the middle, divided in 2 groups, line up opposite each other.
• So that they can see both baskets. One row is attack, the other is defender.
• The first two players in the row duel each other.
• The duel starts when one of the attackers lets the ball bounce once.
• The attacker can decide which basket to attack to.
• The point of this exercise is to try to get free and score.
• After one turn the attacker joins behind the defenders and the defender joins behind the attackers.
• In between the attackers change.

2 persons per pole

• From the front a hat at 5 meter distance, on one side at 3 meter distance and one side at 1 meter distance. the back at about 4 meter distance.
• Number 1 starts shooting. Number 2 takes the catch.
• When number 1 has scored, he/she moves to the side and when he/she has scored again, we move to the other side.
• Score 4 times in total. If you succeeded then it is number 2's turn.
• If number 1 hasn't scored 4x after 2 minutes we change and train separately on shot technique.

• With the weight through the knees and up again.
• Do this 10 times and then shoot 5 times at 3 meters from the pole.
• Then we pick up the weight again and move our arms along the body and then forward with our arm stretched.
• Next, we move forward with stretched arm.
• We do this also 10 times and then shoot 5 times at 5 meter.
• Then finally we move with stretched arms to the side 10 times.
• Then we shoot 5x at the pole at 7 meter.

• Get in 2 teams and stand in a row opposite each other and bring the pawns together to the other side.
• You do this by first lifting your one hand and take the pawn and put it between your 2 hands.
• Then you lift your other hand and put the pawn next to your hand.
• From there, the next person does exactly the same until the pawn reaches the other side.
• In total, 8 pawns must reach the other side.

• Try shot to the basket
• Hit? 2 points!
• Miss, but catch the ball before it hits the ground? 1 point.
• Two children per basket.

• Make a square with 3 pawns and 1 pole. (With four players).
• When you have 5 players you have to add a fourth pole.
• You pass quickly from pillar 1 to the last pillar.
• This one tries to score. After passing or shooting, everyone immediately turns one pole further.

In short: exercises in catching balls that bounce or roll at the right moment. This is to learn how to catch a ball as quickly as possible.

Organisation: One ball per pair.

• The numbers 1 and 2 of each pair stand next to each other.
• The trainer throws, rolls or bounces the ball a few metres away.
• Number 1 and 2 have to get the ball, pick it up and pass it back as fast as possible.
• The one who does this the fastest wins. After 5 times change.