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The Philosophy II of mini handball
A game and a philosophy
- Minihandball is more a philosophy than a game.
- In many countries minihandball has developed rapidly as an activity for the youngest children (from 5-6 years till 8-9 years)
- Minihandball is a kind of education in sport for the youngest.
- Only a few and very simplified rules allow all participants a lot of freedom.
- Minihandball is a suitable activity for both primary schools and clubs.
- The emphasis is put on playing
- Neither tactics nor ”winning” are of great importance
The philosophy of minihandball is shaped by the children’s pleasure and their experiences when playing a ball game - The court, the balls and the goals are adapted to the age of the children; the technique of playing is based on the motor skills of children 6-8 years
- Positive experiences will support the development of a child’s playing behaviour.
- Playing and practising are organized in the form of play, both following pedagogic and methodological principles; the role of the coach is limited to supervising and helping when necessary. When playing matches, there is not a referee – but a supervisor, who teach and help the children during the play.
- Fairness is very important in the philosophy of minihandball
- Boys and girls will learn to act in a group, accepting their own merits and shortcoming and those of others.
- Minihandball contains a lot of rudimentary elements of other sports or sometimes even creates them.
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