HANDEBOL - Regras e Fundamentos - Toda Matéria

Summary

This video introduces handball, a fast-paced team sport created in 1919 by German athlete Karl Schelenz. The game is played on a 40x20 meter court with goals measuring 2x3 meters. The objective is to score goals by throwing a ball into the opponent's goal. Players can pass, dribble, and shoot, with positions including wings, backs, pivots, and a goalkeeper. Key rules involve ball handling, player movement, fouls, and penalties like the 7-meter shot. The video also explains fundamental techniques like passing, dribbling, and shooting, offering an informative overview of the sport's structure and gameplay.

Takeaways

• 😀 Handball was created in 1919 by German athlete Karl Schelenz and is a fast-paced team sport involving passing a ball with hands.
• 😀 The playing field is 40 meters long by 20 meters wide, divided by a central line, with goals at each end measuring 2x3 meters.
• 😀 The goal area is defined by the 6-meter line, where only the goalkeeper can enter. The free-throw area is marked by a 9-meter dotted line.
• 😀 A standard handball game consists of two teams of 7 players (6 field players and 1 goalkeeper) with unlimited substitutions.
• 😀 Players can take up to 3 steps with the ball or hold it for 3 seconds before passing or dribbling.
• 😀 The objective of handball is to score more goals than the opposing team. Matches last 60 minutes, split into two 30-minute halves.
• 😀 In the event of a tie, extra time is played in two 5-minute periods, with further extensions if necessary.
• 😀 Key player positions include wingers, backcourt players, pivots, and goalkeepers, each playing a crucial role in both defense and offense.
• 😀 The goalkeeper is the only player allowed to use any part of their body, including feet, to block shots and defend the goal.
• 😀 Major fouls in handball include kicking the ball, aggressive attempts to steal the ball, and physical actions like pushing or elbowing.
• 😀 A penalty throw (7-meter throw) is awarded when a defensive player commits a foul that prevents a clear goal-scoring opportunity.

Q & A

Who created handball and when?

Handball was created in 1919 by German athlete Karl Schelenz.

What are the dimensions of a handball court?

A handball court is 40 meters long and 20 meters wide, divided in half by the center line.

What is the size of the goals in handball?

The goals in handball measure 2 meters by 3 meters.

What are the different areas on the handball court?

The handball court has several areas: the goal area (marked by a continuous line), the 6-meter line, the 9-meter line, and the substitution zone (for player changes).

How much does a handball weigh for men and women?

For men, the ball weighs 450 to 500 grams and has a circumference of 58 to 60 cm. For women, the ball weighs 360 to 380 grams and has a circumference of 56 to 58 cm.

How long does a handball game last?

A handball game consists of two halves, each lasting 30 minutes, with a 10-minute break in between.

What happens if the score is tied at the end of a handball match?

If the game ends in a tie, the teams play extra time with two 5-minute periods. If the tie persists, another two 5-minute periods are played.

How many players are there on each team in handball?

Each handball team consists of 7 players: 6 outfield players and 1 goalkeeper.

What are the positions on a handball team?

The positions in handball are: the right and left wings, the right and left backs (also called playmakers), the center back (main organizer of attacks), the pivot (attacker in front of the goal), and the goalkeeper.

What are the key skills required in handball?

The key skills in handball include ball handling (grip and reception), passing, dribbling, shooting (with different techniques), and faking (to deceive opponents).