Seven players per team on the field, often double that in training: with a set of 10 handballs, an entire category works on their technique without waiting for their turn.
This is the format for handball clubs and schools, from the size 1 practice ball to the match ball, including session balls and resin-free balls.
Dribbling, handling, wall passes: technical exercises require one ball per player. With ten balls, a group of young players can work at the same time instead of waiting in line, and the coach can correct more actions in less time.
For the younger ones, the beginner's ball should be light and soft. The Addicted from Softee, in size 1, yellow and blue, is available in packs of ten, and the Flash from Softee, red and white, broadens the selection. Kids playing mini-hand, before age 8, use size 0: check the size offered on the lot's sheet.
For categories that train several times a week, a pack of ten session balls does most of the work. The Solera from Select, in orange or green, and the Mundo, in blue or yellow, are club classics. The Leo from Kempa, in orange and black or blue and black, along with the Tiro, complete the offer.
A team taking part in a championship can also equip itself with match balls. The Ultimate from Select in LFH colours, the Star Match and Star Pro from Hummel, or the Spectrum Synergy Pro from Kempa come in packs of ten. Reserve them for matches and warm-ups to keep their touch.
A size error on a pack of ten can be costly, so check the category before ordering. Men's seniors play with size 3. Female players from 14 and boys aged 12 to 16 switch to size 2. Girls up to 14 and boys up to 12 remain in size 1.
For a small group or a goalkeeper coach, the packs of 3 balls are enough, and the packs of 5 balls feed a shooting workshop. All formats are on the balls packs page.
Discounts on the balls can be found in the special offers for balls. The ball clearance includes end-of-range items, and the club sales return in winter and summer.
Generally, one pack of ten per training category, in the corresponding size. Add a few match balls for teams involved in competitions.
Yes, with soft and light balls suitable for the students' age. In middle school, size 1 is suitable for the youngest, and size 2 for older students.
A double action pump, which inflates both ways, saves time, and a pressure gauge prevents overinflation. Keep spare needles in the bag, as they get lost quickly.
Count them at the end of each session and store them in a bag secured by category. A materials manager for each team avoids forgetfulness in the gym.
Training balls for the week, always. Match balls are justified when the team is playing in competition and wants to warm up with the match ball.