LEARNING THE POSITIONS – FIRST STEP

10-11 y/o | te-ta creativity

04/12/2019

Goran is 9 or 12, he is moving from mini handball to handball and he’s a good mini handball player.

He has learned how to find empty space when he’s not in possession of the ball.

What is the most simple way to teach him to play handball?

When kids move from mini handball to handball, coaches explain to them attacking positions.

 

Most kids react in two ways:

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