Korfballexercises for u12
Player 1 starts at 7 m in front of the post, player 2 signals 1-2 m in front of the post.
Player 1 takes the walkthrough and moves to 7 m behind the post. Player 2 catches the ball and passes at 1-2 m behind the post.
Player 1 takes a walkthrough ball from behind the post and catches his own ball, player 2 moves to 7 m in front of the post and repeats the exercise.
- 1 post less than number of shooters.
- As long as music is playing, players run in circles.
- When the music stops, they can take goal attempts.
- On each post a maximum of 2 attempts may be made.
- As soon as this is done. The attackers put the ball on the ground.
- Who scores first....
- through balls
- feint
- shots
- 2 posts facing each other.
- Shooter with defender.
- May pass 1x before defender steps in.
- Then defender jumps in or allows shot.
- When a goal is scored, at a good rebound or at good step out, rebounder becomes attacker otherwise, the defender becomes attacker.
- This happens on the opposite post.
You try to get to the highest level in the 1-1 as fast as possible. When you reach a level you will go straight on with another defender.
Maximum 6 ball contacts
- Level 1 : 2 goals no matter how.
- Level 2 : 2 goals of which 1 goal is a shot (If 1 goal is scored, change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 3: 2 goals of which 1 goal is a through ball(If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 4: 2 goals scored of 2 shots (If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
Up to 4 ball contacts
- Level 5 : 2 goals no matter how.
- Level 6 : 2 goals of which 1 goal is a shot (If 1 goal is scored, change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 7: 2 goals of which 1 goal is a through ball(If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 8: 2 goals scored of 2 shots (If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
Up to 3 ball contacts
- Level 9 : 2 goals no matter how.
- Level 10 : 2 goals of which 1 goal is a shot (If 1 goal is scored, change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 11: 2 goals of which 1 goal is a through ball(If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- Level 12: 2 goals scored of 2 shots (If 1 goal is scored, you change but you stay in the same level. No goal is level back)
- groups of 3 at a post.
- 1 fixed passer.
- 2 shooters.
- These keep moving at about 5 - 6 meters from the post.
- Trying a shot must always be tuned to capturing it again.
- The time between capture and goal attempt must always be as short as possible.
- There are always 2 different types of goal attempts and the goalkeepers always take the same type of goal attempt.
- 1 through-ballplayer and 1 defector. (change at 5 scores pp)
- 1 defector and 1 chance behind post (change at 5 scores)
- 2 players at a distance from the post with ball.
- 1 player below the post.
- Trainer calls head shoulders knee head etc.
- Only when the ball is in the post, the player with the fastest ball is allowed to take a through ball.
- The other player tries to defend.
- At 3 goals the winner may decide whether to give or continue.
- 2 shooters and a rebounder with a defender.
- The 2 shooters play over.
- The rebounder keeps moving in such a way that it keeps the attention of the defender.
- When he has attention he can run to the post to catch the shot that takes place.
- Switching at a goal.
- Defender may not run with back to rebounder...
- Place the poles in a row next to each other.
- Underneath each post there will be a marker with a ball.
- The players take a through-ball on the first post after which they catch their own ball.
- The passer then runs to the front of the next post, moves on and takes a through-ball on this post.
- Here, the ball is caught again and the captain moves on to the next post.
- At the last pole, the passer runs behind the posts back to the first pole.
- Work towards a number of goals (2 times the number of poles is fine).
- This can also be done with other forms of chances such as drawback balls.
- There's a support and an attacker.
- The support throws the ball to the attacker
- As soon as the ball is thrown, the support must immediately go after it to defend it.
- So the intention is that they shoot as fast as possible.
The chaos game is fun for younger children, but can also be played with older children.
- In the chaos game the intention is that every child has a ball, and that there are 3 or 4 poles (also depending on the number of players).
- lined up.
- Each player starts at the same pole,
- there's a countdown and then they all start shooting,
- if they can score, they proceed one pole
- if they don't score, they stay at the pole until they do.
- You can agree in advance whether they should have been past each pole 1, 2 or 3 times depending on the level.
- Variation: you can use pilons to mark a circle outside which players have to shoot,
- they're only allowed in to catch the ball.
- The materials below are for 4 persons (hat = pilon)
Activity:
Number one;
Scoring 5 through-balls
Number 2;
1 lap around the whole field
Number 3;
scoring 10 short chances.
Number 4;
5 penalties.
Number 5:
4 goals from 5 meters
For each group they have to do each exercise in a certain order and then they write that order down and come to the trainer.
- The trainer puts a circle in the right place if an exercise is in the correct order.
- Put a cross through it if it is wrong.
Then the group continues with a different order and do the same as above
The groups will continue until they get the code right.
- You put pilons in a square.
- In the square you put a number of balls (one less than the number of players).
- The players run around the square and then the trainer yells YES.
- If the trainer says YES, the player takes a ball as quickly as possible.
- If you have a ball, you score 3 goals.
- The remaining player continues to run around the square until someone finishes shooting.