The Effect of Using Varied Strategic Combinations in Developing Scoring Techniques for Backcourt Players in Handball

Abstract

In the first chapter, we introduced the research in terms of its importance. This study addressed a training method aimed at developing scoring from the back line. The method involved performing exercises through tactical combinations involving the team's back-line players, utilizing coordinated movements to identify defensive gaps. Through these gaps, an attacker could shoot at the goal using various techniques—such as jumping upward, jumping forward, or shooting from a stationary position—depending on the defense's positioning and movement. The problem lay in the limited number of goals scored by the team relative to the back line's role. The study's objective was to design appropriate exercises, examine their impact, and establish hypotheses, particularly identifying significant differences between pre- and post-tests, as well as the domains in which the research was conducted.