BASIC SHOOTING TECHNIQUE FROM THE WING POSITION

biomechanics of movement

07/02/2018

 

At the start of practicing handball, Ivana aims to learn shooting basics, which is the foundation for learning many different ways of shooting from the wing position.

The basic shooting technique is crucial because it contains all the crucial elements which we can later upgrade by special shooting technique. If she does not learn the basic shooting technique well, it is not objective that in the next stages of learning she will be successful in the special shooting technique.

The basic shooting technique from the wing position is performed in a form of a jump shot which differs from the basic jump shot in several features:

 

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