Handball: Meet the Pass

Don't go on the attack alone! Get your team supporting attacks effectively and playing with high intensity by improving passing speed.

Develop your players ability to pass and receive on the move to keep attacks flowing, allowing your team to go forward at speed, not allowing the opposition to set.

Don't go on the attack alone! You should always have your team-mates running in support, offering you a passing outlet!

Center back court player dribbles towards the right wing player and passes to him.
B5 passes to B2.
B3 changes position with B5.

Also possible on the left wing of course.

In this move the winger start with the ball and passes the keeper who returns the pass to the center back.

At this point the wing back and the winger both make a forward run. The wing back receives the pass from the center back and then passes the ball to the winger who has made a looping run behind them.

The winger completes the move with a shot on goal (no dribble before the shot allowed).

Pass B3-B2 who runs forward on full speed.

B3 pretends he wants to screen for B2.
B4 pretends he screens for B2, but screens W3.

W4 will probably attack B2.
B2 passes to B5 who runs straight forward to W5.

Meanwhile B3 came round the screening B4, receives the pass from B5 and throws at the goal.

Player 1 is acting as the feeder as all other players line up to their left and right. Player one carries the ball towards the defender in order to create space for the players to their left and right.

Once they have engaged the defender they should offload the ball to their left, in front of player 2.

Player 2 so must move forwards to meet the pass. Once they have the ball under control they should switch the ball cross-court to player 3, making sure their pass is out of the defender's reach.

Player 3 runs onto this pass and then shoots on goal.