Korfball drills for technique shoot / score / shot
Explanation
- Divide the group into pairs. Each pair has a ball and a basket with four hats.
- Plot the field as shown in the drawing.
- Player 1 starts at the hat in front of the basket, player 2 is the give-up.
- Player 1 starts with a broadside and then tightly sets up for the through ball.
- After the through ball, player 1 keeps moving close to the basket for a short chance.
- Finally, player 1 makes a deep line for the shot.
- After this, player 1 alternates with player 2.
To make it competitive, you can tie points to the different goals.
The focus in this exercise is on finishing chances and timing in the rebound.
If you do not score goals quickly enough, you will lose the game.
If you do not score goals quickly enough, you will lose the game.
- Goal is to score 5 goals.
- The rebounder under the basket plays against the shooter in front of the basket. Which of the two players scores 5 goals first?
- The rebounder starts as a pointer such that the shooter has to shoot on the move outside the 4 meters.
- The rebounder may shoot only if he or she catches the ball in one shot without scoring a goal.
- If one player scores 5 goals this player is the winner and all other groups stop play
- This basket is the winner's basket, the basket furthest from this is the loser's basket
- Then per pole each winner -the player who scored the most of the 5 points- moves 1 place towards the winner's basket.
- The loser -the player who scored the least of the 5 points- moves 1 place in the opposite direction, towards the loser's basket
- In case of a tie, you take penalty throws; the player who misses first is the loser.
- Each pair must try to crack the code. This is a four-digit code where the sequence matters.
- Each exercise is a number; they can use this number in the code.
- When they have done 4 exercises, they pass this as the code, in the order in which they did the exercises.
- The trainer then indicates how many the players got right and how many are in, but not in the right place.
Exercises:
- 8 walk-through balls
- 5 rounds of running ladders pp
- 2 laps around the whole field
- 5 fallback balls right
- 5 safety balls left
- touch post small chance, 8 score
- 20 penalty throws
- 6 distance shots 6 m in front of the basket
- 6 distance shots 5 m behind the basket
Shooting game where they get to take a card when they have scored.
- Each playing card shows a "color": clubs, spades, hearts or diamonds.
- Each color represents a fitness exercise:
- Hearts: Push-ups
- Spades: Squat
- Clubs: Burpee
- Diamonds: Lunges
- Once they have picked a card, they must first perform the corresponding exercise.
- They do this the number of times the card indicates.
- For example, Hearts 4 = push up 4 times.
- Then they may continue shooting again.
- The group with the most cards has won.
Shooting game where they get to take a card when they have scored.
- Each playing card shows a "color": clubs, spades, hearts or diamonds.
- Each color represents a fitness exercise:
- Hearts: Push-ups
- Spades: Squat
- Clubs: Burpee
- Diamonds: Lunges
- Once they have picked a card, they must first perform the corresponding exercise.
- They do this the number of times the card indicates.
- For example, Hearts 4 = push up 4 times.
- Then they may continue shooting again.
- The group with the most cards has won.
- Pairs at the basket
- Pawns placed in a square with a distance of 5 meters from the basket
- Number 1 runs a pattern where shots are made at each pawn
- Number 2 runs the same pattern and tries to score more than number 1
- In case of a tie take turns shooting from pawn to preference until someone scores and the other misses
- Score 15 through balls without missing
- Red plays to white and runs away diagonally to the back.
- White plays back to red who shoots.
- Blue catches, who then plays the ball back to white.
- White plays through to red and blue pulls away diagonally at the posts, gets the ball from red and makes a shot.
- White catches off, plays to red, and so on.
- Score 15 swerve balls, keeping all 3 moving all the time. When the ball appears to be in possession of the rebounder, the next shooter steps away.
- score 20 distance shots from movement and do this from all sides.
Put at least half the baskets of the number of players participating.
- One player with ball stands under each basket
- The remaining players stand in the middle between the set up baskets
- Have the players walk to a basket and pull a hook and then shoot it
- If the shot is on a normal basket the player gets 1 point
- Is the shot in at a shooter's basket then you get 2 points
- If the player has scored, he walks to the center and chooses another basket to shoot at.
- If the player did not score then you switch with the passer.
- Play to your own choice of points
Objective:
- A combination of moving, passing and shooting
- An easy exercise to teach a pull away ball
Description:
- The player at the post pulls away, gets the ball and shoots.
Directions you can give:- all in quick succession
- good tight pass
- do not pull away right behind the post, difficult for a good pass
- The passer goes to catch the ball and there is a change of position
Variation:
- The catcher may shoot 1 more time himself if he/she catches the ball without colliding
- The focus in this exercise is angles running, many players run in corners, making it easy for opponents to keep up.
- The idea in this exercise is to force angular running lines. A lot of explosiveness is required from the players, so the exercise is quite tough.
- Place 4 markers in front of the basket, angled towards the basket about 3/4 meters away. A declarer stands under the basket and player goes x number of goals/minutes/actions running lines using the markers.
- Multiple combinations are possible. Should there be a third player, he/she can rest or possibly do a strength exercise such as Jumping-jacks, sit-ups, planking.
- Multiple combinations are possible. Should there be a third player, he/she can rest or possibly do a strength exercise such as Jumping-jacks, sit-ups, planking.
- Start pawn behind -> forward -> left -> right -> player comes to shot.
- Start pawn in the back -> forward -> to the right -> to the left -> player makes a shot
- Start pawn in the back -> forward -> to the right -> to the left -> to the right -> player reaches shot
- Start pawn in the back -> forward -> to the left -> to the right -> to the left -> player reaches shot
- Start pawn in front -> To the back -> To the left -> To the right -> Player makes a shot
- You can possibly extend the exercise with a long line, through a marker 3/4 meters behind the basket. After a running combination, above, the player runs to the back and takes a shot. Mirrored is also possible.
- We work in threesomes
- Two players under the post and one halfway up the box.
- Play the ball forward and sprint after it.
- The player in front throws the ball to the second player under the post and runs sideways.
- The ball is placed on the running player and he/she shoots.
- Under the post is caught and the shooter there becomes second player.
- We score 10x left turn and 10x right turn.
- The pace of the exercise should be high to reach competition level.
You stand in pairs on a pole
- 1 in front of basket at shot distance
- 1 player is rebounder/forward
The rebounder gives a pass to the attacker standing at shot distance.
- if the rebounder can catch the ball without it colliding he may shoot
- if the ball bounces first, the shooter can continue playing
- this way all players play against each other to score 5 points for the fastest score.