Korfball drills
- The blue player has the ball and places it on the red player who runs to a hat
- The red player catches the ball with one hand and plays it back with the outer hand to the adjacent hat
- He/she now catches the ball with the other hand and plays it back to blue. He/she does this at all six hats
- Then he/she taps the blue player and goes for a through ball indicated from behind
- After 5x change of position
- The 2-team that scores the first ... scores goals, wins.
Putting the hats further apart requires more running and throwing.
With a time limit, the intensity can be increased.
With a time limit, the intensity can be increased.
- 1 person stands in front of the basket with the ball
- 2 people stand under the basket without the ball
- The person in front of the basket shoots the ball, and the two standing under the basket compete to catch it.
- Did they succeed? The one who won gets 1 point.
- Whoever catches the most out of 5 shots will shoot.
- Who scores 5 times first?
- The baskets are in a triangle about 10 meters apart.
- From the basket you run to the next basket and you get the ball indicated from the basket opposite the running line.
- In the drawing example, blue indicates white, white indicates red and red indicates blue.
- Which 3-team scores 20x first ?
- The first player runs, the second player indicates, the third catches and indicates the next again. and so on.
Divide the team into fours or fives.
- There are 5 pawns/caps, or 4 in the case of foursomes, in a circle of about 3/4 meters.
- One player stands in the center of the playing field.
- The other players stand around the pawns and guard them.
- The goal is for the player in the middle to touch the free pawn.
- For the defenders, the idea is to hold the pawn earlier so that the player cannot win.
Change is made when the player has found the free pawn.
- 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.
Have the players play a game with defenders.
- Mention in advance that they should play around and then set up a support and rebound.
- Also mention that the support stays until a follow-through or shot comes. Because if the ball is spent for a shot and the defender gets to it in time then the ball can be played back on the support.
- The support remains until the defender gets in front of the support to avoid the returning pass
- Thus, the defenders must learn that after a spent pass is returned immediately in front of the support.
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
To make the run-throughs a little more fun, we'll make it a contest!
- You put a number of baskets in a circle with one passer on each occasion.
- There are also more players than baskets in the middle
- Every run through counts for 1 point
- If you score a run-through, you take your turn
- If you miss the follow-through, you and the server swap positions
- The first player to score 6 points wins. Number of points to be determined on what the players can do.
variation:
- you can do different sizes of baskets and give them a different score
- for example an archer basket counts for 2 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
- In threes or twos to the basket.
- There is constantly 1 person working for 1 minute, ideally 2 people for the rebound.
- There are pawns/slip dots in a square around the basket, about 4 meters apart.
- Player 1 starts at the first pawn, walks in for a through ball.
- Then walks out to the second pawn and takes the shot there.
- Goes to the third pawn and makes another through ball there etc.
- After 1 minute it is the next player's turn.
- 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.
