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TEAM HANDBALL
By: Alisha Blackwelder
HISTORY
Team handball originated in Germany in the
1900’s and became an Olympic sport for
men in 1972 in Munich, Germany and the
1976 Summer Olympics for women. Team
Handball is an exciting, and intense sport.
Players enjoy this sport because it is a fast
paced sport. Team Handball is actually the
second most popular sport in Europe next to
soccer and it is still on the rise in the United
States. Teamwork is one of the most
important qualities it takes to be successful
in Team Handball.
EQUIPMENT
-The goal is 2 meters by 3 meters and the net
in the goal is 1.5 meters deep at the base of
the goal.
-The ball consist of a rubber bladder and
white leather cover which varies in size
depending on who is participating. Men’s
balls: 23-24 inches and 15-17 ounces and
women’s balls: 21-22 inches and 12-14
ounces.
-Player numbers are 1 to 20. Uniform shirts
and shorts are the same color. The
goalkeeper must wear a different color shirt
from teammates and opponents.
FACILITY
This game would be played in a gym. A regulation team handball court
measures 20 meters by 40 meters. The court is similar to a basketball court
but larger.
SKILLS
Basic skills that are used
in this sport are:
Running, jumping,
dodging, passing,
dribbling, catching,
and shooting.
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BASIC RULES
• The duration of the
game is two-30 minute
halves and one-10
minute halftime.
ADDITIONAL
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REFERENCES
Clanton, Reita E & Dwight, Mary Phyl. (1997). Team Handball: Steps to
Success. United States: Human Kinetics Publisher, Inc.
Team Handball. (2010). Retrieved on November 8, 2010 from
http://www.johann-sandra.com/handball.htm
Team Handball Basic Rules. (2010). Retrieved on November 19, 2010 from
http://usadth.tripod.com/rules.html
Teamusa.org.(2010) Retrieved on November 11, 2010 from
http://usateamhandball.org/resources/pe-teachers
Wikipedia. (2010). Team Handball. Retrieved on November 8, 2010 from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_handball