Korfball drills

• In teams of 2 at the basket, 3rd player does secondary exercises.
• Player 1 (attacker-rebounder) with ball under the basket, player 2 about 5 meters in front of the basket.
• The shooter's assignment is to score 6 times from a shot.
• After each shot, the shooter moves again, so everything must be done on the move.
• The positions remain until someone actually has 6.
• Then you rotate through (declarer --> rehearsal --> shooter --> declarer).
• Always keep in mind that the distance rules must be maintained, especially when rebounding a shot that falls in front.

• Player 1 (attacker) starts with the ball under the basket.
• Player 2 moves freely in front of the basket and gets the ball.
• Player 1 also starts to move freely by starting from the basket zone.
• Player 2 (in possession of the ball) takes off with the necessary threat of a shot.
• Player 1 plays and cuts in for a through ball from the space.
• Which basket scores 7x first?
• Then turn around.
• Make sure you keep the right order and move on to the next exercise.

• Player 1 is declarer/rebounder.
• Player 2 is shooter in motion.
• The goal is for the shooter to always get the shot, and for the rebounder to also get the rebound.
• You get 90 seconds to shoot a long series of goals, without the rebounder dropping the ball.
• If the ball falls on the ground, the shooter starts again from 0 (exception is when the goal is scored, then the ball may bounce max 1).
• Move on to the next exercise in the correct order.
• Objective:
  • Rebound duel as realistic as possible without physical contact, but by positioning and anticipating rebounds well.

• The handler stands 3 meters next to the post.
• The handler passes the ball when asked to do so by putting his hands forward.
• The taker catches the ball himself.
• The handler becomes the shooter and the shooter becomes the handler. score 10 goals pp

Training on tight passing.

• 2 players start at about 2 metres from each other You can increase/decrease the distance over time or depending on the variation you do.
• Passes must be hard!
• Make sure that you don't throw hard just for the sake of throwing hard, but that you throw hard to get the ball to the team-mate quickly and tightly.
• Keep reminding them of this constantly.
• Passes should also be tight.
• No "piss bows". These passes are slow and easy to intercept.
• When catching with one hand, make sure you move with the hand and if necessary step with the corresponding leg

Variation 1

• Player 1 passes with his right hand to player 2's left hand.
• Player 2 takes over and passes right back to player 1.
• After one minute both players change their throwing and catching hand.
• Repeat this at larger and larger distances.

Variant 2

• Player 1 passes right to player 2's left hand.
• Player 2 passes back with his left hand to the right hand of player 1.
• After one minute both players change their throwing and catching hand.
• Repeat this at larger and larger distances.

Variant 3 - with movement left-right

• Player 1 has the ball.
• Player 2 moves to the left or right.
• Player 1 passes to outside hand of player 2.
• Player 2 passes back with his outside hand.
• After one minute, the players change positions. (Player 1 moves left/right. Player 2 passes to).
• Repeat at increasing distances.

Variant 4 - deep line

• Player 1 has the ball.
• Player 2 moves towards player 1 from the side.
• Player 2 puts his foot across and runs a deep line away from player 1.
• Player 1 passes with a small arc (but still tight!) to player 2.
• After one minute the players change function (player 1 starts running, player 2 passes to him).

• Players run/dribble around a set square. (poles/pawns, sufficient distance from each other).
• Players are given a list of commands in advance, with a corresponding number.
• The trainer calls out a number randomly, players carry out the assignment.
• You can adjust the number of missions and the missions themselves.
• Example of assignments.
  • Tapping the ground.
  • Jump in the air.
  • Sprint to the next pole.
  • 1 burpee.
  • Backwards as if you are defending until the next pole/pawn.

• Ladder exercise with run through ball
  • 1 foot in the ladder, 1 foot next to it, as fast as possible through the ladder and score 15 times
  • Sideways through the ladder with two feet in each compartment, 15 x scoring, easy pace
  • Start left of the ladder on left leg. Hop on right leg into the ladder and then next to it. Then with left leg into the ladder and next to it, then with right leg again and finish with a through ball. Do this quietly (strengthen ankle joint)
• Ladder exercise without ball
  • With two feet in each rung, so small steps as fast as possible(5x per person)
  • Skating over the ladder from the left side outside the ladder to the right side outside the ladder.
  • 10 short sprints along the ladder with the ball. (as fast as possible)

• Player 1 in front of the basket runs 2 metres out and receives the ball
• Player 2 runs out from under the basket
• Player 1 plays the ball back to player 2
• Player 1 takes the walkthrough ball

• 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